The Moody Case

Janet and Joan Markham are on a routine trip to the supermarket when their car gets hit from behind. When the man who hit them doesn’t want to provide his name or insurance details, Janet rings her friend, Constable Robert Parsons. Robert fills out an accident report, and that should be the end of that. Meanwhile, the sisters have two single men as guests at their bed and breakfast. The guests don’t appear to know one another, but they share a few peculiarities. The one that bothers Joan is that neither of them ever wants any breakfast. While their car is being repaired, Janet borrows a sporty red coupe from the local garage. She loves driving it, but when she gets stuck in heavy traffic as the result of an accident, she’s shocked to discover that one of their guests is involved. A few days later a second accident, this time involving their other guest, leaves Janet wondering if there might be something criminal going on. Can Janet work out what’s really going on? Neither guest is talking. More importantly, can Janet find a way to convince Joan to let her buy the little red car?