Summary of Ken Englade's Murder in Boston

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview: #1 The birth was approaching, and Carol was feeling more and more bloated by the hour. She was also having a hard time getting in and out of cars, as her pregnancy had become noticeable. But the most important thing was that she was going to give her husband a son.#2 Carol was a happy, cheerful person by nature. She rarely dwelled on negatives. She was a top student who had been voted most beautiful in her high school class. She had always been a bubbly, extroverted person, and she always saw the good side of people.#3 The parking garage at Brigham and Women s Hospital was not located in one of the city s better neighborhoods, and the hospital itself was not as prestigious as other hospitals. It was not unreasonable for the couple to expect the best care possible for Carol.#4 The neighborhood around Brigham and Women s can best be described as mixed, with a mix of racially, culturally, and economically diverse residents. It was still regarded as a dangerous area, and one of the city s premier high-crime spots.