KILL JOY / THE VIRGIN HUNTRESS

KILL JOY , , ,  , People call her a goody-goody, but Maggie just wants to do the right thing. , Perhaps she shouldn&rsquo,t have left the comfortable employ at the Camford house, but Miss Dolly was so insistent that she needed Maggie to accompany her as her new secretary. , But why did they need to leave in the middle of the night? , When they arrive at their secretive destination, it&rsquo,s nothing but a rather decrepit cottage by a lake&mdash,and occupied by two men, the artist Neely and his inebriated companion, Johnny Cassidy. , This wouldn&rsquo,t do!  , The next morning Miss Dolly&rsquo,s lawyer, Mr. Angel, comes calling. , Later that day Maggie finds him dead in one of the row boats, and Neely immediately tries to hide the body. , But what should she tell the policeman, Captain Hofer? , She wants to do right, but everyone works against her.  ,Maggie doesn&rsquo,t want to get Miss Dolly in trouble. , But something is very wrong here. , Mr. Angel may be dead, but everyone treats her like the kill joy. ,  ,  , THE VIRGIN HUNTRESS  , Women can&rsquo,t resist Monty. , Gwen considers him her boyfriend. , Flora was once his wife. , And then there&rsquo,s Nellie, who&rsquo,s carrying his baby. , Nellie wanted to marry him, to settle down. , Monty loved the company of women but there was no way he was going to marry someone like Nellie. , She was too possessive, too conniving, too. . . , common. He&rsquo,d finally made his escape and was now well clear of her. , Or was he? ,  , On V-Day Monty meets Dona Luisa, an older woman who is fascinated by him because he reminds her of a long-lost love. , Monty also meets her niece, Rose, who takes an immediate dislike to him. , As Luisa begins to fawn on him, Rose starts to ask questions. , Questions a