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Russet-haired Laura Sutherland has spent her whole life inexplicably drawn to mirrors, sensing that someday she would find the answer to an unknown question reflected in the glass. One summer day, she attends an auction at the Kilbourne estate and acquires a mirror which holds a true mystery--one that will link her to the Kilbourne family forever.
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In this third Bailey Weggins mystery, written by the editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, death stalks the bridal party of a blueblood wedding nine months after the event. Bailey Weggins, writer for Gloss magazine and amateur sleuth, is surprised when socialite Ashley Hanes asks her out for a drink. After all, she only met the woman when they were bridesmaids at the wedding of Peyton Cross, a design-conscious upscale caterer. She is downright shocked when Ashley tells her that the other two bridesmaids have died in suspicious-looking freak accidents. At Ashley's request, Bailey starts to look into their deaths, but not long after, Ashley's dead, too, and Bailey's been attacked. Bailey must scour Peyton's wedding photos and identify the culprit before she becomes the cashmere-clad killer's final victim.
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Commissioned by actress Helen Hunt, who will star in the film version, FAMILY HONOR finds petite, blond private detective Sunny Randall going head-to-head with the mob, corrupt politicians, and the uppety parents of a teenage prostitute who she befriends and protects. The creator of the classic Spenser crime series delves into treacherous territory in his first book featuring a female protagonist. A 1999 Publishers Weekly Best Book.
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This is the second Sarah Tolerance mystery; it takes place in an alternate 19th-century England in which Queen Charlotte, not the Prince of Wales, serves as Regent for her insane husband, King George III. Miss Tolerance rendered herself unfit for polite society by having an affair with her brother's fencing master. Although she lives on the same property as her aunt's brothel, Sarah herself is not a prostitute: she is a private investigator. Her latest case involves proving the innocence of Anne D'Aubigny, whose abusive, womanizing husband was murdered in his bed while she was asleep in the next room.
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