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Dead in the water

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It is the wettest winter on record and as Christmas approaches the rivers burst their banks and the farmers' fields lie under several feet of water. In the village of Weston Saint Ambrose, a young...

Dead in the water

By Ann Granger

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It is the wettest winter on record and as Christmas approaches the rivers burst their banks and the farmers' fields lie under several feet of water. In the village of Weston Saint Ambrose, a young...

Running Scared

By Ann Granger, Nicole Arumugam

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Candle for a Corpse Meredith and Markby Mysteries Audio

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Say It with Poison

By Ann Granger, Judith Boyd

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Cold in the Earth

By Ann Granger, Judith Boyd

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Manoir magouilles et coq au vin

By Ann Granger, Elisabeth Kern

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Cottage fantomes et guet apens

By Ann Granger, Elisabeth Kern

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Cimetiere a vendre

By Ann Granger, Sophie Brissaud

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Ci git la femme de mon amant

By Ann Granger, Aline Sainton

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