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A Conventional Corpse - Joan Hess

Description: ISBN 0312977263 / Author: Joan Hess / Genre: Crime / Thriller

Newest Review: ... as planned and, when Sally is rushed into hospital, Claire is roped into helping with the conference. When the writers start ... more

... to arrive, Claire realises that the conference may not be as enjoyable as she thought. There are some unpleasant undercurrents among the writers, the surprise appearance of mystery editor Roxanne Small causes consternation, the owner of the Bed and Breakfast where they are all staying has some strict rules and regulations and Claire ends up cat-sitting Wimple, pampered crime-solving pet of author Sherry Lynne Blackstone. Of course, things can only get worse and you might be forgiven for thinking that the subsequent...more

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A Conventional Corpse - Joan Hess: A cosy mystery that will make you smile (294 words)
by Jinksy - written on 14/07/00 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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Author: Joan Hess Publisher: St Martin's Press Copyright: 2000 ISBN: 0-312-24662-5 (Hardback) The organisation of Farberville's first mystery convention is in the capable hands of Sally Fromberger. Bookstore owner Claire Malloy is looking forward to a pleasant couple of days meeting some of her favourite mystery authors and selling plenty of books. Unfortunately, things don't go as planned and, when Sally is rushed into hospital, Claire is roped into helping with the conference. When the writers start to arrive, Claire realises that the conference may not be as enjoyable as she thought. There are some unpleasant ...

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