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The Lost Daughters (Sally Jean Chalmers Editorial Mystery, #2)

Janis Bolster

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Description:Finalist, 2012 Maine Literary Award, Crime FictionHaving moved to Portland, Maine, with (well, sort of with) her straying boyfriend, Sally Jean Chalmers is now reevaluating her choices. The boyfriend hasn't lost interest in her; he's just not good at resisting new interests. Her freelance editorial income has dried up, and although she loves her garret, she doesn't want to starve in it.Then local professor Amy Cottrell hires her to edit an old family diary kept by Amy's great-grandmother, Fanny. Sally likes Amy and loves the diary. Fanny wrote about everything she saw or felt or heard in Portland: a man with his hat on fire during the great blaze of 1866, the cargoes on the ships she watched from the top of the brand-new Portland Observatory, her hatred of the jewels hidden somewhere in the family home – and her growing certainty that her father and grandfather committed unspeakable crimes.Sally has just begun uncovering secrets when Amy is murdered, with Sally's fingerprints all over the murder weapon and police on her doorstep. Before Sally can clear her name, she’s embroiled in treasure hunts, research that exposes the dark side of the Portland shipping trade, and a tense pursuit across Casco Bay.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Lost Daughters (Sally Jean Chalmers Editorial Mystery, #2). To get started finding The Lost Daughters (Sally Jean Chalmers Editorial Mystery, #2), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 332

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Reck House Press

Release: 2011

ISBN: 0982484860

Description: Finalist, 2012 Maine Literary Award, Crime FictionHaving moved to Portland, Maine, with (well, sort of with) her straying boyfriend, Sally Jean Chalmers is now reevaluating her choices. The boyfriend hasn't lost interest in her; he's just not good at resisting new interests. Her freelance editorial income has dried up, and although she loves her garret, she doesn't want to starve in it.Then local professor Amy Cottrell hires her to edit an old family diary kept by Amy's great-grandmother, Fanny. Sally likes Amy and loves the diary. Fanny wrote about everything she saw or felt or heard in Portland: a man with his hat on fire during the great blaze of 1866, the cargoes on the ships she watched from the top of the brand-new Portland Observatory, her hatred of the jewels hidden somewhere in the family home – and her growing certainty that her father and grandfather committed unspeakable crimes.Sally has just begun uncovering secrets when Amy is murdered, with Sally's fingerprints all over the murder weapon and police on her doorstep. Before Sally can clear her name, she’s embroiled in treasure hunts, research that exposes the dark side of the Portland shipping trade, and a tense pursuit across Casco Bay.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Lost Daughters (Sally Jean Chalmers Editorial Mystery, #2). To get started finding The Lost Daughters (Sally Jean Chalmers Editorial Mystery, #2), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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