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Skeleton Letters

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Skeleton Letters
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Laura Childs
SeriesA Scrapbooking Mystery
Series part Volume No. 9
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:352
Dimensions(mm): Height 173,Width 107
Category/GenreCrime and mystery
ISBN/Barcode 9780425251591
ClassificationsDewey:FIC
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Penguin Putnam Inc
Imprint Penguin USA
Publication Date 2 October 2012
Publication Country United States

Description

When a fellow scrapbooker is bludgeoned with a religious statue in St. Tristan's Church, a stolen relic may hold the key to catching the culprit . . . When a fellow scrapbooker is bludgeoned with a religious statue in St. Tristan's Church, a stolen relic may hold the key to catching the culprit... The last thing Carmela Bertrand and her friend Ava expect to bear witness to in St. Tristan's Church is a crime. But now a beloved member of their scrapbooking circle is lying lifeless next to a smashed statue of St. Sebastian-and a mysterious hooded figure has absconded with an antique crucifix. With so many tourists passing through the church, the police don't have a prayer of finding the killer. But if anyone can get to the bottom of the crime, it's Carmela's main squeeze, Detective Edgar Babcock-with a little assistance from some scrappy sleuths. As Carmela and Ava are drawn deeper into New Orleans' French Quarter in search of the missing crucifix, they discover that this is one killer they don't want to cross... SCRAPBOOKING TIPS INCLUDED!

Author Biography

Laura Childs is the New York Times bestselling author of the Cackleberry Club, Tea Shop, and Scrapbooking mysteries. In her past life she was a Clio Award-winning advertising writer and CEO of her own marketing firm.

Reviews

"An addictive murder mystery which would have Miss Marple at a loss for words...plenty of laughs as well...Skeleton Letters is a hit and brings the charm of The Big Easy to life."--Fresh Fiction