The Weekend Was Murder by Joan Lowery Nixon

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The Weekend Was Murder

by Joan Lowery Nixon

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Edgar Award Nominee (Young Adult, 1993)

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Mary Elizabeth can't wait for the weekend to begin at the Ridley Hotel, where a famous mystery writer and a troupe of actors are coming to enact a murder mystery for 150 amateur sleuths.

Mary Elizabeth's role is to discover "the body" in Room1927, which is supposed to be haunted. But nothing prepares her for the real body that she finds in Room 1927....

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:19 -0400)

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