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Cover of Scene Stealer

Scene Stealer

✍ Scribed by Warner, Elise


Book ID
109316030
Publisher
Carina Press
Year
2010
Tongue
English
Weight
110 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781426890321

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✦ Synopsis


Product Description

"For a moment our eyes met; his were frightened, seeking help. Was it my imagination gone wild? No. After all those years of teaching elementary school, I knew this child was afraid."

After a chance encounter on the subway, Miss Augusta Weidenmaier, a retired schoolteacher living in New York's Greenwich Village, is determined to help the police in the search for missing nine-year-old child actor Kevin Corcoran. Never mind that she has no training in law enforcementβ€”she spent decades teaching. She knows when someone is lying.

Once set upon a course of action, the indomitable Miss Weidenmaier cannot be swayedβ€”or intimidated. Facing down megalomaniacal business executives, stuck-up celebrities, pushy stage mothers and a rabble-rousing talk show host, Miss Weidenmaier will stop at nothingβ€”not even the disapproval of one Lieutenant Brown of the NYPD, who does not take kindly to amateur sleuthingβ€”to bring young Kevin home.


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