Death by Party Being an account of The case of the Halloween party murder. an investigation by the Wells and Wong Detective Society Written by Cakel In the eyes of Hazel Wong Begun Monday 5th October 1932 People at the party ————————— Lucy Mountfitchet - Daisy’s aunt Felix Mountfitchet - Daisy’s uncle John Devine - husband to Ella Devine Ella Devine - host of the party Ivy Devine - Ella’s sister Luna Goodhart - guest Martin De Wit - guest Agatha Talent - band violinist Sophie Talent - band guitarist Jason Talent - band drummer Sarah Louise - guest David Sike - Waiter Lara Sike - Waitress Daisy Wells - guest and president of the Detective Society Hazel Wong - guest and Vice president and Secretary of the Detective Society 1 I have never liked Halloween. All the ghosts and monsters just frighten me. Beanie agrees. Daisy, on the other hand, adores it. “Marvellous!” she had once said. “The only time where blood and murder is perfectly normal!” At that, Uncle Felix had given her a steely glare and she stopped at once. It was a dull, grey Tuesday morning when the letter arrived. Me and Daisy were in Uncle Felix’s house. Daisy had been sulking because we were not allowed out of the house. Bridget collected the letters and began passing them out. Uncle Felix had his usual coded letter, while Aunt Lucy had an invitation. I had a letter from Alexander. Daisy looked disapprovingly at me. She doesn’t like me writing letters to Alexander, but I do it anyway.
I drew this cover myself. This is a murder most unladylike fan fiction. Only the murder most unladylike sign is not drawn by me. Credit to Robin Stevens. The author.
