Palm Beach private investigator Archy McNally takes on the murder of the socialite and uncovers a thorny tangle of blackmail and deceit, south Florida style.

Playboy Geoffrey Williams is dead. But it’s not a seek out the killer that brings Archy McNally towards the case; the beautiful Melva Williams easily admits towards the criminal offense passionnel. After selecting Geoff inside a precarious placement with a nice-looking dude, she pulled the result in on husband number two. It appears like an open-and-shut case for about McNally’s Dilemma: An Archy McNally Book McNally & Sons’ Department of Discreet Queries until Melva asks Archy to shield her little girl, Veronica, from the press and paparazzi. Gallant Archy takes the case — and escorts grown-up and gorgeous Veronica home towards the McNally manse. Rumours fly, plus some of them may be true.

Veronica is no damsel in distress though, and she’s definitely not sorry her stepfather is within the grave. When her story doesn’t match Melva’s, which doesn’t match Geoff’s, Archy realizes he does indeed have a dilemma on his hands. Someone’s laying, and the main one person who understands the truth — Geoff’s perky playmate — has gotten away.

A delectable combination of high society and high jinks, and featuring some of the most eccentric people to populate Florida’s Platinum Coast, McNally’s Problem is as witty and charming as Archy McNally himself.