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Recovering after an attempted suicide, Margaret Prior makes charitable visits to the women`s ward at Millbank Prison, where she encounters the charismatic spiritualist Selina Dawes. Caught up in Selina`s spell, Margaret begins attending siances, and eventually allows Selina to persuade her to help her escape. A 2001 nominee for a Lambda Literary Award.
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The original title of this book when it was published in 1939 was Ten Little Niggers, a title that immediately prompted considerable protest. It was published in the United States as And Then There Were None, in 1940, and in 1965 as Ten Little Indians. Ten people are invited to Indian island and accused of murder by a faceless voice. One by one the accused die until no one is left. Whodunit?
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Private school consultant Thea Kozak investigates the drowning of a pregnant girl at a prestigious boarding school.
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The death of an aging priest and an adopted Hollywood actress searching for her roots triggers Vicky Holden's investigation into a baby-selling scheme that stole dozens of children from Arapaho parents in 1964. Reprint.
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Baltimore P.I. Tess Monaghan agrees to investigate the murder of an anonymous young woman. Tess's search for the identity of Jane Doe leads her to the mordantly-nicknamed Sugar House, a sanatorium for wealthy anorexic girls.
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