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Deadfall: Crime Stories By New England Writers. Sixth Annual Anthology
Deadfall: Crime Stories By New England Writers. Sixth Annual Anthology

By John T. Clark, John Urban, Margaret Press, Judith Green, Janice Law, Leslie Wheeler, Susan Oleksiw, Joe Ricker, Stephen Allen, Kate Flora, Clea Simon, Pat Remick, Ruth McCarty, Vaughn Hardacker, Christine Falcone, Steve Liskow, Kat Fast, Woody Hanstein, J. E. Seymour, Stephen D. Rogers, A. J. Pompano, Mike Wiecek, Norma Burrows, Kathleen Chenchank, Ruth M. McCarty, Libby Mussman, Mo Walsh

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New England Crime Story Collection Explores Back Roads and Dark StreetMystery lovers and fans of the short story alike will find a compelling read in Deadfall, Level Bests sixth annual anthology of...

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Thin Ice: Crime Stories By New England Writers
Thin Ice: Crime Stories By New England Writers

By Leslie Wheeler, Mark Ammons, Barbara Ross, Kat Fast, Ray Daniel, Katherine Fast

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Contains the Edgar® nominated story, "A Good, Safe Place" by Judith Green, the Agatha nominated story, "Size Matters" by Sheila Connolly and the Derringer nominated story, "The Book Signing" by Kat...

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