Mrs. Jeffries on the Trail (Mrs.Jeffries Mysteries Book 6)

When a young flower girl was murdered, the streets were deserted because of riots earlier in the day. Why was she out at ten o'clock on the foggiest night of the year? The inspector has no clue where to begin the investigation. But Mrs. Jeffries, his housekeeper, has detection skills that outdo her housekeeping prowess. Nobody was walking the streets of London at night after that afternoon's riots. and flower sellers usually did their best business early in the evening. So why was Annie Shields out selling flowers at ten o'clock on one of the foggiest nights of the year? And who killed her? it all adds up to the inspector's most baffling case yet. he hasn't a clue how to proceed-but he does have Mrs. Jeffries. And when she and the staff go sniffing around, they're likely to smell more than flowers .. Inspector Witherspoon of Scotland Yard resorts once again to his housekeeping super-sleuth, Mrs. Jeffries, when a girl flower-peddler is killed on a foggy night in Victorian London.