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Final Draft. A Village Library Mystery, #15
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- ISBN978-1-955395-71-7
- EAN9781955395717
- Date de parution09/06/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurElizabeth Spann Craig
Résumé
Every story has a final draft. This one is murder. Ann Beckett is finally settling into married life. The cottage renovation is complete, Fitz has claimed his sunroom, and quiet evenings with Grayson have become her favorite part of the day. After the chaos of wedding planning-and murder-she's ready for something resembling normal. But normal doesn't last long in Whitby. When an out-of-town dealer is found dead inside the local typewriter repair shop, Ann is pulled into another investigation.
The victim wasn't well-liked-he'd made enemies among collectors, rattled old acquaintances, and been asking questions that made people uncomfortable. Someone in Whitby wanted him gone, and Ann suspects the reason lies buried in the past. As she digs deeper, Ann discovers that small towns have long memories-and some secrets are worth killing to protect. With Grayson's support and the library community beside her, she'll need to separate old grudges from deadly intent before the killer strikes again.
The victim wasn't well-liked-he'd made enemies among collectors, rattled old acquaintances, and been asking questions that made people uncomfortable. Someone in Whitby wanted him gone, and Ann suspects the reason lies buried in the past. As she digs deeper, Ann discovers that small towns have long memories-and some secrets are worth killing to protect. With Grayson's support and the library community beside her, she'll need to separate old grudges from deadly intent before the killer strikes again.






















