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Stamped Out: A Stamping Sisters Mystery by Terri Thayer
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Stamped Out: A Stamping Sisters Mystery

by Terri Thayer

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First in the Stamping Sisters mystery series.

Featuring small-town stampers who are sure to leave their mark.


A professional rubber stamper who creates intricate patterns on walls, April Buchert is back home in Aldenville, Pennsylvania, helping her father restore the famous Winchester mansion.

But when a human skull tumbles out of the rubble, all eyes are on April’s father, who oversaw the construction twenty years ago. As unexplained deaths pile up and a dangerously handsome carpenter becomes a pleasant distraction, can April chip away at the truth before another innocent victim is stamped out?

(retrieved from Amazon Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:20:51 -0400)

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