Hush Puppy
โ Scribed by Laurien Berenson
- Publisher
- Kensington
- Year
- 2013;2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 163 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
"With this sixth Melanie Travis mystery, Berenson becomes top dog in the pack of mysteries featuring canines."--Booklist
Melanie Travis loves her teaching job at Connecticut's elite Howard Academy, where plans are underway for a Spring Pageant to honor the school's fiftieth anniversary. Immersed in the preparations, Melanie is hurrying to retrieve a painting of one of the illustrious co-founders when she comes upon a disturbing scene: Eugene Krebbs, the Academy's elderly caretaker is arguing loudly with a girl half his size. Before Melanie can learn more than the girl's first name--Jane--she disappears.
It's clear that Jane isn't a student at Howard Academy, so what is she doing there? Melanie doesn't have a chance to answer that question before more problems arise. Two days later, Krebbs is discovered stabbed to death right on the school grounds. Now Melanie is embroiled in a full-fledged homicide investigation as she tries to find out who's added...
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