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- A Share in Death 351 copies, 7 reviews
- Dreaming Of The Bones 343 copies, 5 reviews
- Water like a stone 294 copies, 9 reviews
- Leave The Grave Green 289 copies, 3 reviews
- All Shall Be Well 286 copies, 5 reviews
- A Finer End 283 copies, 5 reviews
- And Justice There Is None 276 copies, 5 reviews
- In A Dark House 276 copies, 7 reviews
- Mourn Not Your Dead 266 copies, 3 reviews
- Kissed A Sad Goodbye 249 copies, 3 reviews
- Now May You Weep 242 copies, 6 reviews
- Where Memories Lie 190 copies, 9 reviews
- Necessary As Blood 104 copies, 20 reviews
- Von fremder Hand. Sonderausgabe. 1 copy
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Deborah Crombie has 6 past events. (show) Join us as we discuss Water Like a Stone by Deborah Crombie. For further information call 312-747-5500.
Macavity-award-winning mystery author Deborah Crombie will speak and sign autographs at the Grand Prairie Main Library at 7 pm on Thursday, September 25. Author of 11 mystery novels, she is currently at work on her 12th, from her home in McKinney, Texas. Deborah's topic will be "Why a Nice Girl from ... (more)Critically acclaimed novelist Deborah Crombie will introduce her latest effort, Where Memories Lie, on Thursday, July 10, at 7 p.m. at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St. The book is the 12th in the Detective Superintendent Duncan Kincaid/Sargeant Gemma James series, which has earned several accolades, ... (more)Lee Booksellers: MYSTERY WRITER DEBORAH CROMBIE READING/SIGNING (July 9 at 19:30) Popular mystery writer Deborah Crombie will talk about her work and sign books. Can't come? Call 420-1919 and ask to have a copy signed and held for you. Deborah Crombie was born and educated in Texas. After living in both England and Scotland, she wrote her first Detective Superintendent Duncan ... (more)As part of the Authors at the Teague series, Deborah Crombie will discuss her new Duncan Kincaid and Gemma James mystery, Where Memories Lie. Books will be available for purchase, and Crombie will sign books after the program.
More details to be announced at a later date.
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Deborah Crombie was born and educated in Texas. After living in both England and Scotland, she wrote her first Detective Superintendent Duncan Kincaid / Sergeant Gemma James novel. A Share in Death [Scribner, 1993], was subsequently given Agatha and Macavity nominations for Best First Novel of 1993. Her fifth novel, Dreaming of the Bones [Scribner, 1997] was given a Edgar award nomination by Mystery Writers of America for Best Novel in 1997. It was a New York Times Book of the Year, and was chosen by the Independent Mystery Booksellers of America as one of the 100 Best Crime Novels of the Century.  | |
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