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Still, for lovers of chocolate brownies, fairly explicit sex, and heroines who let it all hang out, an entertaining hardcover debut.
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A rack of hams is the weapon when a unpopular attorney is murdered at the neighborhood deli. Jane Jeffrey, housewife, amateur sleuth, and single mom investigates, all while managing her busy domestic schedule.
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Commander Adam Dalgiesh investigates a murder which seems to be tied to a dispute over whether or not to close a private museum dedicated to London's interwar years of 1919-1939. After a second murder occurs, Dalgiesh realizes the killings are following a pattern: they are imitations of crimes covered in the museum's own Murder Room--a gallery devoted to grisly, and rather notorious, crimes.
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A friendly writer with a metal detector, the mysterious inhabitants of a tower house, and the discovery of a locket in the sand are ingredients for the Aldens' latest mystery.
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A suspicious death and an estate in dispute threaten a Christmas family reunion in this Victorian-era mystery. Years ago, Judah Dreghorn, a judge respected for his honesty and fair dealing, ruled that the deed to a particular estate had been forged, and he later purchased that estate from the favored claimant. With the finding of an ancient Viking site on the grounds, the estate is more valuable than ever. Now the accused forger, Ashton Gower, has been released from prison, and Judah has died in an apparent accident. Could Gower be responsible? At the behest of Judah`s wife Antonia, her godfather Henry Rathbone (from the William Monk series) investigates, even as the rest of the Dreghorn family arrives at the estate for the holiday season.
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