The Girl in the Gallery (London Murder Mystery #2) by Alice Castle

Beth sneaks in to view her favorite portraits in her favorite museum.  She should run her errand, but she has time and the portraits are like old friends.  When she sees a strange color in part of the museum, she goes up front and brings the receptionist back with her.  She saw something red that shouldn't be there...

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The reason Beth is so concerned about what happened is that she ran across a dead body once and doesn't want to do it again.  Then she sees that her strange color is on a backpack and she turns to tell the receptionist she's sorry for bothering her.  The receptionist can't even speak and just points.  Turning around, Beth sees the body she missed...

The victim is first misidentified.  When they find out she's come from an exclusive school, they can't figure out why she would take drugs.  When another girl is also brought down by drugs, they know they have a problem.  But who is the common denominator?

This is a tale of a girl who manipulates people and has been spoiled her whole life.  She runs the students in her class.  But she's not the one who got her into drugs...

The killer in this book is totally unexpected and hard to believe but it could happen that way.  I bet you can't figure out who is before the end, either.  Give it a try.

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