title: A Shattering Crime (A Stained-Glass Mystery)
author:  Jennifer McAndrews 
description: <b>Praise for the national bestselling Stained-Glass Mysteries</b><br /> <b></b><br /> Full of small-town chicanery, charming characters, and a plot that kept me guessing. Georgia Kelly is an adorable heroine whose clever wit and humor made me laugh out loud!Jenn McKinlay, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>Vanilla Beaned</i><br /> <i></i><br /> Georgia Kelly is a plucky heroine whose love of stained glass, kittens, and her grandfather will draw you in and keep you turning pages.Nancy J. Parra, author of<i> Newlywed Dead</i><br /> <i></i><br /> A stunning mysteryA great whodunitCleverly craftedKept me on the edge of my seat.Cozy Mystery Book Review
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  THE CLUE IN THE ANTIQUE TRUNK
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Nancy’s friend Vera led the way down a long hallway and through a bright, airy
  kitchen that looked as if it had recently been painted. “Julie,” she called,
  “why don’t you take a break and come meet—”
  
  
  Vera’s voice broke off as she reached the doorway on the far side of the
  kitchen. “Oh, no!” she gasped.
  
  
  Nancy peered over Vera’s shoulder. The big room looked as though a hurricane
  had ripped through it. Old furniture, tools, dolls, books, and clothing were
  strewn across the floor. A wooden captain’s trunk was on its side, with a
  jumble of antiques spilling out of it.
  
  
  Then Nancy saw something that made her breath catch in her throat. To the side
  of the overturned trunk was a young woman with short blond hair and very pale
  skin.
  
  
  She lay motion