Still Waters

Dorothy Prewitt buried her husband and fled to Sunhaven Palms, desperate to outrun grief. But friendship, not solitude, finds her—specifically Millicent Crane, an eighty-year-old former attorney who whispers about doctored ledgers and residents who die conveniently alone. The night Millicent collapses, Dorothy inherits her secrets: evidence of embezzlement, staged deaths, and a charming community director who has already noticed Dorothy asking too many questions. At seventy-two, she's nobody's easy target.