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Homer Kelly Mystery: The Face on the Wall

An Artist's Dream House Becomes a Nightmare

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  • 304 strony
  • 11 godzin czytania

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Homer Kelly returns to help his wife's niece, Annie Swann, who has gained success as a children's book illustrator. Annie has built a fabulous addition to her house and is renting out the old section. Part of her new area is a 35-foot wall, on which Annie plans to paint her masterpiece. However, a mysterious face keeps appearing -- no matter how often Annie paints it out. One day, Annie returns home to find her tenants' handicapped son apparently crushed by her scaffolding. When her tenants sue Annie and threaten her with the loss of her home, Homer Kelly steps in to unravel the mystery. He encounters greedy land developers and a sociopathic child in his attempts to salvage Annie's dream. Written with the author's usual clever style and inimitable humor, this 13th book is a lucky addition to the Homer Kelly series. —Sue Reider

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Homer Kelly Mystery: The Face on the Wall, Jane Langton

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Rok wydania
1999
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Tytuł
Homer Kelly Mystery: The Face on the Wall
Podtytuł
An Artist's Dream House Becomes a Nightmare
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1999
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
304
ISBN10
0140281576
ISBN13
9780140281576
Seria
Ocena
3,65 z 5
Opis
Homer Kelly returns to help his wife's niece, Annie Swann, who has gained success as a children's book illustrator. Annie has built a fabulous addition to her house and is renting out the old section. Part of her new area is a 35-foot wall, on which Annie plans to paint her masterpiece. However, a mysterious face keeps appearing -- no matter how often Annie paints it out. One day, Annie returns home to find her tenants' handicapped son apparently crushed by her scaffolding. When her tenants sue Annie and threaten her with the loss of her home, Homer Kelly steps in to unravel the mystery. He encounters greedy land developers and a sociopathic child in his attempts to salvage Annie's dream. Written with the author's usual clever style and inimitable humor, this 13th book is a lucky addition to the Homer Kelly series. —Sue Reider