the Fatal Turn at Silberhorn: 4

Everyone saw Felix Delaunay die. That is what makes his murder so elegant. St. Moritz, 1934. Before a hundred fashionable guests, an accountant's Cresta toboggan breaks apart at the course's deadliest turn. The mountain takes the blame. Hours earlier, Felix had promised Vee Marchand proof that a celebrated Alpine fortune was built on fraud. Vee has come to protect a client's money, not rescue the rich from their own greed. But Felix died trying to tell the truth, and whoever silenced him is still selling the same beautiful lie to investors across Europe. Complicating the inquiry is Rafe Constantine-information broker, former lover, and the one man Vee is always pleased to see but never foolish enough to trust. Rafe knows more about the missing money than he admits. He may be the quickest path to the killer-or the most expensive detour. With the championship crowds arriving and another fortune about to vanish, Vee must prove that an impossible accident was engineered before the killer brings the whole enterprise down around its witnesses. A glamorous Alpine mystery of deadly ambition, sharp deductions, and dangerous chemistry. Every Vee Marchand mystery solves a complete case. Vee's own secrets travel with her.