title: Blue Murder: Lord & Lady Hetheridge #2 (Volume 2)
author:  Emma Jameson 
description: The author would like to thank all her readers for their loyalty, patience, and kind words. The two questions new readers always ask are, "Will there be more Hetheridge--'Blue'--books?" and "What else have you written?"<br /><br />Regarding question one, will there be more Lord &amp; Lady Hetheridge ("Blue") books, the answer is yes. When asked when she plans to end the series, she replied, "Never." She is already at work on book #5, <b><i>Blue Blooded.</i></b><br /> <br />Regarding question two, what else has she written, please try the Dr. Benjamin Bones cozy mystery series. Set in wartime England beginning in September 1939, this nostalgic, romantic series follows the amateur sleuthing of Dr. Bones, a native Londoner, in his adopted Cornish village, Birdswing. Book #1, <b><i>Marriage Can Be Murder,</i></b> and book #2, <b><i>Divorce Can Be Deadly</i></b>, are available now. Also available is <b><i>Dr. Bones and the Christmas Wish</i></b>, a charming novella about love lost and love found.
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  ### ICE BLUE
  
  
  ### By Emma Jameson
  
  
    
  
  
  ### Copyright 2011 Emma Jameson
  
  
  ### Smashwords Edition
  
  
  ### Cover design by Jim Peterson
  
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
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  ### Chapter One
  
  
  Anthony Hetheridge, ninth Baron of
  
  
  Wellegrave, Chief Superintendent for New Scotland Yard, never
  
  
  married, no children, no pets, no hobbies, and not even an
  
  
  interesting vice, would turn sixty in three weeks. With the
  
  
  exception of his chosen career, his life had largely gone as