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EDITORIAL REVIEW:
Readers can solve the puzzles--and solve the crime.In this brain-teasing follow-up to the smash-hit debut, *The Crossword Murder*, P.I. Rosco Polycrates returns to discover that--up, down, or across--S.O.S. spells danger...When a famous Hollywood actress and her friend set sail off the coast of Nantucket Island--and never return, it sounds like foul play to P.I. Rosco Polycrates and his paramour/crossword editor Belle Graham. They are sharpening their pencils and their minds to solve this case. But the truth is not so easily spelled out, and it will take all their sleuthing skills to fill in the missing blanks.Includes six crossword puzzles to help readers solve the crime (answers in the back of the book)--the Bantam crossword mystery by Parnell Hall only has one puzzle and the reader is warned not to do it until after reading the book because it gives away the mystery.Praise for Nero Blanc's *The Crossword Murder*:"A puzzle lover's delight...a touch of suspense, a pinch of romance, and a whole lot of clever word clues...sure to appeal to crossword addicts and cozy lovers alike. What's a three-letter word for this book? F-U-N." --Earlene Fowler"Evoe! At last puzzle fans have their revenge...super sleuthing and solving for puzzle lovers and mystery fans." --Charles Preston, Puzzle Editor, *USA Today*"Adroit word play and high society intrigue...an enjoyable, complex solution and likable protagonists....Clever." --*Publishers Weekly*"Good summer entertainment." --*Philadelphia City Paper*
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When a Hollywood actress and her friend sail off of Nantucket Island and never return, everyone assumes they were in an accident. But when their dinghy suspiciously washes up in a cove, it sounds more like foul play. P.I. Rosco Polycrates and his paramour/crossword puzzle editor Belle Graham are det
In this brain-teasing follow-up to the smash-hit debut, The Crossword Murder, P.I. Rosco Polycrates returns to discover that -- up, down, or across -- S.O.S. spells danger. Library : General Universes : Crossword Mysteries [02] Formats : EPUB ISBN : 9780425175101
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events or locales is entirely coincidental.
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Readers can solve the puzzles--and solve the crime.In this brain-teasing follow-up to the smash-hit debut, \*The Crossword Murder\*, P.I. Rosco Polycrates returns to discover that--up, down, or across--S.O.S. spells danger...When a famous Hollywood actress and her friend set s
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events or locales is entirely coincidental.
### Amazon.com Review Constructing a mystery around a crossword puzzle is nothing new. Dorothy Sayers's 1929 Lord Peter Wimsey short story, "Uncle Meleander's Will," is an early and particularly charming example. After all, logic, extrapolation, and methodical musings are all stock-in-trade for det