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Mrs. Malory: Detective in Residence
The shortest journey
The shortest journey

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Lot to ask
Lot to ask

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The shortest journey
The shortest journey

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Death is a word
Death is a word

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Mrs. Malory and Any Man's Death
Mrs. Malory and Any Man's Death

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The village of Mere Barton would be a different place without local busybody Annie Roberts. Standing only five feet tall, the tireless retired nurse organizes and oversees all local activity with m...

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Mrs. Malory and A Time To Die
Mrs. Malory and A Time To Die

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Sheila Malory’s old friends Charlie and Jo Hamilton run a popular riding school in the quiet English town of Taviscombe. When Charlie is found dead in his stables from a blow to the head&mdas...

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Death among friends
Death among friends

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Death among friends
Death among friends

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