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Two bodies are discovered under mysterious circumstances. One is found frozen in a car trunk, and the other, a decades-old decaying corpse, on a cathedral roof. The story is picked up by reporter Philip Dryden, who is still struggling to recover emotionally from the car accident two years ago that put his wife in a coma.
He still does not know who rescued him from the car--but left his wife to die. When he pursues the puzzle of the two bodies, he realizes that not only are the deaths both linked to a crime committed in 1966, but they may also provide him with clues to his own personal mystery.
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In this eleventh mystery in a series about the all-women Philadelphia law firm Rosato& Associates, Italian-American author Lisa Scottoline uses the true story of her own grandparents' experience as World War II internees to enrich the fictional account of a 60-year-old secret threatening a young lawyer. Lawyer Mary Di Nunzio, a youthful widow beset by bad dating advice, takes on a pro bono case, seeking reparations for the estate of Amadeo Brandolini, an Italian-American who apparently killed himself in a Montana internment camp during World War II. The more Mary investigates, the more it appears that Brandolini's death was not suicide but murder, and that someone is willing to kill to keep that knowledge hidden.
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A bird of ill omen is mysteriously left on the Drews' front lawn. Did the person who put it there do so with the intent of jinxing Nancy and her father? This strange incident involves Nancy in her famous lawyer-father's case concerning a rare bird farm threatened with destruction to make room for a high-rise apartment house complex.
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Kingsmarkham, a sleepy little English town under the police jurisdiction of Chief Inspector Wexford, is suddenly confronted with a series of killings. To solve the crimes, Wexford must accept that Kingsmarkham is no longer free from the national ills of sexual abuse, racism, and murder, and must work through stereotypes that may keep him from catching a killer.
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