Code Red At The Supermall – Eric Wilson

“Know something? There’s 55 shoe stores in the mall. Think that’s enough choice?” “Never too much choice in shoes!” “T’ve got an idea! Let’s window shop for our weddings.” They went into a store that sold bridal gowns and accessories. Mannequins were reflected along the mir- rored walls, beautifully gowned for weddings they would never attend. A woman with a warm smile welcomed Heather and Liz, then left them alone to try on hats with veils and long white gloves.

“T like all the pearls,” Heather said. “And the lace.” “TI know someone who’s having eight bridesmaids when she marries.” “Eight?” Heather nodded. “Remember that guy Chad?” “TI guess so! We’ve got a date tomorrow. You set it up, So don’t forget to come!” “T’ll be there, don’t you worry. Anyway, I’ve only met Chad once but he seemed friendly. I know his sister. She’s the one who’s having eight bridesmaids.” “Some wedding.” They decided to have lunch and walked to an outdoor cafe at the Ice Palace where the tables overlooked the ice.

Heather and Liz ordered quiche Lorraine and spring water, then looked down at the rink. “Hey,” Liz said. “There’s Chad.” He had curly black hair and was wearing an ice dan- cing costume. A female dancer and a grey-haired woman were with him on the ice. “She must be their coach,” Liz said.

She watched with fascination as Chad and the girl rehearsed with the woman, whirling around the ice. “I can’t believe he’s an ice dancer, and he’s so good.” “Someone told me that’s his cousin.” “His partner? That’s great.” : When the rehearsal ended they nibbled their quiche and a delicious salad while discussing the attack at the indoor sea.

“You look for means, motive and opportunity,” Liz said. “The villain has to have all three.” “So, who qualifies in the scuba club?” Liz thought for a moment. “Well, any of them could have broken off a chunk of coral.

Books by Eric Wilson The Tom and Liz Austen Mysteries 1. Murder on The Canadian 2. Vancouver Nightmare 3. The Case of the Golden Boy 4. Disneyland Hostage 5. The Kootenay Kidnapper 6. Vampires of Ottawa 7. Spirit in the Rainforest 8. The Green Gables Detectives 9. Code Red at the Supermall 10. Cold Midnight in Vieux Québec 11. The Ice Diamond Quest 12. The Prairie Dog Conspiracy 13. The St. Andrews Werewolf _ Also available by Eric Wilson Summer of Discovery The Unmasking of ’Ksan Terror in Winnipeg Lost Treasure of Casa Loma The Ghost of Lunenburg Manor Code Red at the Supermall Eric Wilson eds tae HarperCollinsPublishersLtd The author describes many real places and events in this book, but the story and the characters come entirely from his imagination.

Special thanks to Verna Hall for ideas and encouragement. CODE RED AT THE SUPERMALL. Copyright © 1988 by Eric Hamilton Wilson. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without prior written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in reviews.

For information address HarperCollins Publishers Ltd, Suite 2900, Hazelton Lanes, 55 Avenue Road, Toronto, Canada MS5R 3L2. A hardcover edition of this book was published by Collins Publishers: 1988 First paperback edition: 1989 Fourth printing: 1994 Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data Wilson, Eric Code red at the supermall (A Tom and Liz Austen mystery) ISBN 0-00-223488-2 1. Title.

II. Series: Wilson, Eric. A Tom and Liz Austen mystery. PS8595.I58C62 1989 jC813’.54 C89-093926-8 PZ7.W55Co 1989 94 95 96 97 98 99 OPM 10987654 Printed and bound in the United States – For my niece Julia Wilson So new to our world And my friend Stuart Buchan Gone much too soon WEST EDMONTON MALL EUROPA BLVD.” < a 8 E BOURBON STREET ai sie ‘omar Oa A JL UNLIMITED THE INDOOR SEA oF ee ae o-- "= ‘“ — = = ‘ = » ¢ \ \ ‘ \ ‘ \ { ’ 1g: 1 ?

13 ( i] t ‘ r) 4 4 4 / 4 Pj / 4 4 4 4 ”) Dips ade 4 Ge ee Code Red at the Supermall The shark came out of the darkness, moving swiftly toward Liz Austen. She stared at the deadly teeth and stepped back with a gasp.

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

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