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This story was about a murder that rocked a community, and the suspicion immediately fell upon the victim's wife, Nancy, who happened to be a romance mystery writer. The hosts noted the parallel between the real-life events and the murders present in all of her written books.
She was a romance mystery writer. They gloamed on the fact that she writes stories like this. There are murders in all of the books.
— Episode: #2181 RHOSLC Part Two: Apres Tea
Episode: #2181 RHOSLC Part Two: Apres Tea
This story was about a murder that rocked a community, and the suspicion immediately fell upon the victim's wife, Nancy, who happened to be a romance mystery writer. The hosts noted the parallel between the real-life events and the murders present in all of her written books.
She was a romance mystery writer. They gloamed on the fact that she writes stories like this. There are murders in all of the books.
Nancy's love story could have been published right out of the pages of one of her own novels. She was a romance mystery writer who happens to be married to a chef.
As writers, we'd written our share of murder mysteries. So when suspicion turned to Dan's wife Nancy, we weren't that surprised. The first person they look at would understand that's usually the way they do it.
There are murders in all of the books. That she was playing them out in real life?