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Plum Tea Crazy Tea Shop Mystery 19 Laura Childs

SKU: BELL-9701062

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Publisher: Berkley

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.36 MB

Pages: 318

Author: Laura Childs

ISBN: 9780451489623, 0451489624

Language: English

Year: 2018

Volume: 19

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Plum Tea Crazy Tea Shop Mystery 19 Laura Childs by Laura Childs 9780451489623, 0451489624 instant download after payment.

Theodosia Browning investigates a Charleston steeped in tradition and treachery in the latest Tea Shop Mystery from New York Times bestselling author Laura Childs.
While viewing the harbor's Gaslights and Galleons Parade from the widow's walk of Timothy Neville's Charleston mansion, local banker Carson Lanier seemingly tumbles over a narrow railing, then plunges three stories to his death. But a tragic accident becomes something much more sinister when it's discovered that the victim was first shot with a bolt from a crossbow.
At the request of the mansion owner, Theodosia investigates the tragedy and is soon neck deep in suspects. An almost ex-wife, a coworker, a real estate partner--all had motives for killing the luckless banker, but one resorted to murder to settle accounts.