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Jenny McNair Campbell is a wife, mother, spiritual counselor, potter, and sometimes reluctant assistant to her father, Charlie McNair, Scotsman, trumpet player, professor, ladies' man, and private detective.
Her father involves her in yet another of his cases of the unfaithful spouse. Her world is turned inside out as she spies on members and family members of the divorce attorneys down the hall and around the corner from her own husband's law firm. When the subject of her investigation, Amy Morrison, drowns in her hot tub, Charlie wants her off the case. But Jenny will not quit because she was, aside from Amy's murderer, the last person to see Amy alive.
Against the backdrop of Scottish pubs, ferry boat rides, Puget Sound Islands, lawyer bashes, elegant fund raisers, and lavish funerals laden with coffee bars, Jenny McNair Campbell unravels the truth of Amy Morrison's life as well as her death. She also realizes some truths about her own life.
Her father involves her in yet another of his cases of the unfaithful spouse. Her world is turned inside out as she spies on members and family members of the divorce attorneys down the hall and around the corner from her own husband's law firm. When the subject of her investigation, Amy Morrison, drowns in her hot tub, Charlie wants her off the case. But Jenny will not quit because she was, aside from Amy's murderer, the last person to see Amy alive.
Against the backdrop of Scottish pubs, ferry boat rides, Puget Sound Islands, lawyer bashes, elegant fund raisers, and lavish funerals laden with coffee bars, Jenny McNair Campbell unravels the truth of Amy Morrison's life as well as her death. She also realizes some truths about her own life.