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Dear Miss Demeanor

by Joan Hess

Series: Claire Malloy Mysteries (3)

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Series (with order)

Claire Malloy Mysteries (3)

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Claire Malloy

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Farberville, Arkansas, USA (fictitious town)

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0345349113, Mass Market Paperback)

The scandals mount in Farberville, Arkansas when a respected teacher is fired for pilfering petty cash and suggestive letters are sent to the local advice columnist. Murder of the high school principal is absolutely the last straw, and Claire Malloy, in her third outing in this acclaimed mystery series, gets a notion to do some detecting. But the killer is still out there and has some unfinished business....
"Hess's books are funny, acerbic, touching, terrific."
Elizabeth Peters

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:02 -0400)

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