Said the Spider to the Fly

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This is a romantic mystery about Mona Murphy as she returns to the small town of Copper Springs to attend her grandfather's memorial service. His death seemed accidental until insurance agent Preston Hitchcock and Mona discover bloody towels in the trash can.

From there lots of strange things happen until her and Preston get to the bottom of all of it.

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