"When the owner of a new business digs up buried bones on opening day, the rumor mill in Spicetown comes alive! Mayor Cora Mae Bingham and Police Chief Conrad Harris are faced with the Chamber of Commerce President on a rampage, the sweet biscotti-baking neighbor living a lie, the notorious town flo
A Bell in the Garden
β Scribed by Sheri Richey
- Publisher
- Sheri Richey
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 123 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1795787635
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β¦ Synopsis
"When the owner of a new business digs up buried bones on opening day, the rumor mill in Spicetown comes alive! Mayor Cora Mae Bingham and Police Chief Conrad Harris are faced with the Chamber of Commerce President on a rampage, the sweet biscotti-baking neighbor living a lie, the notorious town floozy being misunderstood and everyone in town speculating about who is missing. Figuring out who the bones belong to will open up the cold cases in Spicetown and unearth all the old gossip that was never truly buried. Cora Mae and Chief Harris learn a few things about their fellow citizens along the way."-- Page [4] of cover.
β¦ Subjects
Mystery
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