Light, pointless, fun. About one-third of the stories required the crossword solution for the full understanding of the plot. One story didn't even have an attached crossword for me to solve. (

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angharad_reads | Oct 29, 2006 |

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Series (with order)

Crossword Mysteries (book 5)

Canonical Title

A Crossworder's Holiday

Original publication date

2002

People/Characters

Belle Graham

Rosco Polycrates

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Newcastle, Massachusetts, USA (fictitious town)

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0425192601, Paperback)

From the national bestselling author of A Crossworder's Holiday and A Crossword to Die For...

These unique crossword mysteries (with puzzles included) have earned a large and enthusiastic following. Now crossword editor Belle Graham and P.I. Rosco Polycrates star in five stories from the bestselling author...

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