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The Body in the Web
The 26th Faith Fairchild mystery (after The Body in the Wake) is fresh and remarkable in its ability to bring back memories of the day-to-day aspects of living through COVID. The reader and the victim are both trapped in a web in this skillful combination of mystery and pandemic story.
The Body in the Wake
Traditional yet timely, this mystery also confronts the opioid crisis head-on in a dramatic, disturbing way. [See Prepub Alert, 11/5/18.]
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The Body in the Casket: A Faith Fairchild Mystery
Hired to cater the weekend birthday party of a retired Broadway producer, Faith Fairchild soon learns Max Dane chose her for her sleuthing skills...
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The Body in the Wardrobe: A Faith Fairchild Mystery
Faith Fairchild met Sophie Maxwell on Sanpere Island (The Body in the Birches), and they have remained friends...
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The Body in the Birches: A Faith Fairchild Mystery
Reading this enjoyable long-running series is like having a conversation with an old friend. Faith and her family continue to grow, and now having teenagers will test her and Tom's patience. Anyone who likes Joan Hess and Donna Andrews will appreciate this well-crafted mystery (the 22nd after The Body in the Piazza).
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Small Plates: Short Fiction
Series fans and readers who enjoy light short stories will savor this delectable treat. [Library marketing.]
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The Body in the Boudoir
The 20th entry in Page's Agatha Award-winning series (after The Body in the Gazebo) has caterer and amateur sleuth Faith Fairchild recalling 1990, when she almost became a hit-and-run victim on her wedding day...
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