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Sticks and Stones: A Randy Craig Mystery

by Janice Macdonald

Series: Randy Craig (3)

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The University of Alberta's English Department is caught up in a maelstrom of poison-pen letters, graffiti and misogyny. Miranda Craig seems to be both target and investigator, wreaking havoc on her new-found relationship with one of Edmonton's finest. "Janice MacDonald's intelligence and insight into human behaviour make her one of the most promising new writers on the Canadian mystery scene."- Gail Bowen"Spellbinding ... Janice MacDonald populates academe with real characters and puts the humanity back in the Humanities."-W.P. Kinsella… (more)
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The University of Alberta's English Department is caught up in a maelstrom of poison-pen letters, graffiti and misogyny. Miranda Craig seems to be both target and investigator, wreaking havoc on her new-found relationship with one of Edmonton's finest. "Janice MacDonald's intelligence and insight into human behaviour make her one of the most promising new writers on the Canadian mystery scene."- Gail Bowen"Spellbinding ... Janice MacDonald populates academe with real characters and puts the humanity back in the Humanities."-W.P. Kinsella

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