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Anne K. Edwards writes what she reads--mysteries. "Death on Delivery" is her second book, the first in the Hannah Clare series. Anne lives on a small farm in southern Pennsylvania with several cats and horses. Her interests other than reading and writing are meeting new people, traveling and talking to other authors.
Death on Delivery
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BN ID:
2940000071892
- Publisher: Twilight Times Books
- Publication date: 09/15/2003
- Sold by: Barnes & Noble
- Format: eBook
- Pages: 228
- File size: 1 MB
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Jania Yewbanks accepts a delivery for her husband and dies. Her obituary attracts the attention of Hannah Clare, P. I. and starts her on the hunt for a murderer. As Hannah stalks the killer, the killer stalks Hannah.
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