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A Mystery Bred in Buckhead

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  • 288 stron
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In genteel Atlanta society there are worse crimes than murder—such as missing Rippen Delacourt's annual Christmas party, a fifty-year tradition. As amateur sleuth Sheila Travis joins her family and cherished friends at Rip's gala, she never suspects that before the end of the evening, a long-missing, priceless manuscript will turn up in the hands of a disgruntled servant . . . and release enough closeted skeletons to fill Rip's guest list. Someone doesn't want the unpublished novel to come to light—and is willing to make sure it doesn't. As Sheila stubbornly pursues the manuscript, she makes a deadly discovery: the someone who has already killed to keep the papers out of her hands is probably a relative or a lifelong friend . . . who now is drawing a bead on Sheila.

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A Mystery Bred in Buckhead, Patricia Houck Sprinkle

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Rok wydania
1994
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Tytuł
A Mystery Bred in Buckhead
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Crimeline
Rok wydania
1994
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
288
ISBN10
0553568973
ISBN13
9780553568974
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Ocena
4,1 z 5
Opis
In genteel Atlanta society there are worse crimes than murder—such as missing Rippen Delacourt's annual Christmas party, a fifty-year tradition. As amateur sleuth Sheila Travis joins her family and cherished friends at Rip's gala, she never suspects that before the end of the evening, a long-missing, priceless manuscript will turn up in the hands of a disgruntled servant . . . and release enough closeted skeletons to fill Rip's guest list. Someone doesn't want the unpublished novel to come to light—and is willing to make sure it doesn't. As Sheila stubbornly pursues the manuscript, she makes a deadly discovery: the someone who has already killed to keep the papers out of her hands is probably a relative or a lifelong friend . . . who now is drawing a bead on Sheila.