Excerpt of Death by High Heels by Violet Ingram

Sunday evening

Cops hate it when you vomit all over their crime scene—a mistake I had
no desire to repeat. Then again, the fact I’d just trampled all over
this scene was probably a whole new mistake I should have avoided. I
stared at the corpse and fought the urge to hurl. If only I hadn’t
answered the door, I’d be eating dinner instead of standing in my
neighbor’s apartment looking at a dead guy.

Said dead guy was just sitting there in the chair. You would think he
was asleep—if not for all the blood and guts spilled onto his lap. I
tore my eyes from him and asked the question I most wanted the answer
to.

“What the heck did you hit him with?”

Lindsay dropped the strand of blonde hair she’d been twirling and
glanced down at the floor. “My shoe.”

“Huh?”

“I’ve already told you. Twice. I hit him with my shoe.”

“Damn it, Lindsay, you can’t kill someone with a shoe!”

“Hello, they’re Via Spiga.”