Let George Do It

A traveler named Perry Foster gets stuck in a small New England town where he meets Eleanor Rawlings, who owns a dress shop and captures his heart. After Eleanor's husband turns up dead, she tells Perry about money she's going to inherit. Perry gets pulled into her life, but he starts to wonder about the man she used to love and whether her husband really died the way it seems.

Perry Foster, an unhappily married traveling salesman, is forced to spend an afternoon in a sleepy New England village when the accelerator clip on his car snaps. While waiting for a local mechanic to locate a new clip, Foster meets gift shop owner Eleanor Crosbie and immediately falls for her. She is willing to marry him if he will help her murder her elderly husband, whose quarter-million life insurance policy is hers when he dies. Foster is tempted, until he has another conversation with the mechanic.

Perry Foster, a traveler stranded in a small New England town, meets and falls in love with Eleanor Rawlings, the enchanting owner of a dress shop. When her husband is found dead, she hints at a fortune that will be hers. Perry is drawn into her world, but he becomes suspicious of her past lover and the circumstances surrounding the death.