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On What Grounds Lib E
On What Grounds Lib E

By Cleo Coyle

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The Ghost and Mrs. McClure
The Ghost and Mrs. McClure

By Alice Kimberly

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THE FIRST HAUNTED BOOKSHOP MYSTERY FROM NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR CLEO COYLE—WRITING AS ALICE KIMBERLY“Part cozy and part hard-boiled detective novel with traces of the supernat...

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The Ghost and the Dead Deb
The Ghost and the Dead Deb

By Alice Kimberly

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When a visiting author is murdered, bookshop owner Penelope Thornton-McClure and her ghostly companion must spook out the devious killer in this Haunted Bookshop mystery from Cleo Coyle, writing as...

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Dead to the Last Drop
Dead to the Last Drop

By Cleo Coyle

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Billionaire Blend
Billionaire Blend

By Cleo Coyle

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Holiday Buzz
Holiday Buzz

By Cleo Coyle

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Latte Trouble
Latte Trouble

By Cleo Coyle

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On What Grounds
On What Grounds

By Cleo Coyle

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Through the Grinder
Through the Grinder

By Cleo Coyle

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Murder Most Frothy
Murder Most Frothy

By Cleo Coyle

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