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The first three books in Doug Lamoreux's Nod Blake Mysteries series, now available in one volume! Corpses Say The Darndest Things: After the wife of a beloved Chicago televangelist dies, aging private eye Nod Blake gets dumped in the middle of it - on his head. Blake believes dead people are talking to him, but are the victims really begging the gumshoe for help from the other side of the grave? When Blake's nemesis, Detective Lieutenant Wenders, finds evidence that Blake is the murderer, the private dick's life becomes a great big soup sandwich. Red Herrings Can't Swim: The cynical, wise-cracking private eye is back. From beyond the grave, victims of crimes past are begging for Blake to solve their murders. Meanwhile, in the real world, he's flummoxed by vandals, threats to his life, raucous suspects and a homicide detective happy to pin killings on him. Murder Can Be A Mistake: Once again, Nod Blake has been dumped in the midst of murder most foul. He is psychically besieged by victims, begging him from beyond the grave to solve their murders. In the real world, he has to deal with an anonymous blackmailer, death-defying stunt men - and a homicide detective who seems to think that Blake is behind it all.Show book
Jean Webster's novel 'Just Patty' is a classic work of young adult literature that follows the adventures of Patty Wyatt and her friends at an all-girls boarding school. Written in a charming and witty style, the book captures the essence of teenage friendships, rivalries, and the challenges of growing up. Set in the early 1900s, the book provides a snapshot of the time period and societal expectations for young women, making it a valuable piece of historical fiction. Webster's use of humor and relatable characters makes 'Just Patty' a delightful and engaging read for readers of all ages. Jean Webster, a prolific author known for her novels and short stories, drew inspiration from her own experiences as a student at boarding school. Her unique perspective and insightful observations of teenage life shine through in 'Just Patty', adding depth and authenticity to the story. Webster's talent for capturing the nuances of adolescent relationships and emotions makes this novel a timeless coming-of-age tale that continues to resonate with readers today. I highly recommend 'Just Patty' to anyone interested in classic young adult literature, historical fiction, or simply looking for an entertaining and heartwarming story. With its memorable characters and engaging plot, this novel is sure to captivate readers and leave a lasting impression.Show book
#1 New York Times–Bestselling Author: Three witty whodunits from the Golden Age of mystery, featuring the crime-solving nurse nicknamed Miss Pinkerton . . . Miss Pinkerton A supposed suicide has the homicide squad suspicious, despite its locked-room location—so they ask nurse Hilda Adams to keep watch at the mansion while tending to the dead man’s bedridden aunt . . . The Haunted Lady Elderly widow Eliza Fairbanks claims someone’s trying to scare her to death. First a cloud of bats is unleashed in her locked bedroom, but when that doesn’t do the trick a pack of rats arrives next. Special duty nurse Hilda Adams, a.k.a. “Miss Pinkerton,” believes Eliza may be frail, but she’s not batty. She is very, very rich, though, and among her assorted shady and oddball relatives one clearly has an eye on the Fairbanks fortune. . . . Episode of the Wandering Knife Hilda takes on the case of a young woman who broke off her engagement for no apparent reason—and tried to kill her mother while sleepwalking—in this novella accompanied by two bonus stories. Praise for Mary Roberts Rinehart, winner of a Mystery Writers of America Special Award: “The first author to write a humorous mystery with a female protagonist . . . A staple of crime fiction from then to now.” —Carolyn Hart “Fans of Agatha Christie will be pleased.” ?Booklist “[Rinehart’s] literary distinction lies in the combination of love, humor and murder that she wove into her tales . . . She helped the mystery story grow up.” ?The New York TimesShow book
