The Woman Who Wouldn't Explain — Saaskia Aark-Bennett

An amusing and thought-provoking story as the irrepressible Saskia skirts a murder and postpones her own personal moment of truth. Could her good friend Jill really be capable of killing some one - and why? - and what will Saskia do about it, considering she's got problems of her own? Should she accept the repentance of the elegant IGOR of the lapis-blue eyes about his slip into unfaithfulness - and go ahead and marry him anyway? What about Galina, his Russian mother? - and meanwhile, who has put their hands on the legendary Kalnikov diamond ring? And how are those magnificent horses involved in all of this? The people Saskia tangles with and their dramas, could happen to any of us, anywhere in the world, at any time, but would we have Saskia's resourcefulness to deal with them? Readers will surely sympathize with and probably compare themselves to characters and events which fill these pages, emblematic of the social changes of the 1970's which opened up modern mores... One's quickly involved with likable and vivid characters, their dilemmas keep us asking throughout the fast-paced pages - "What happens next?" Another satisfying read in true Aark-Bennett style.