A Fatal Folly - De Beauvoir, Jeannette
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Holly Folly is approaching, and Sydney Riley is feeling far from festive. She hasn't heard from her boyfriend in weeks, a mysterious stranger has crashed into her beloved "little green car," and, in a moment of temporary insanity, she's invited her parents for the holidays. She's convinced things could not possibly get worse-until she stumbles over a body at the lighting of the lobster pot Christmas tree. As if this is not enough, when a gold coin and nameplate of a missing fishing boat are discovered, she's asked to investigate the unsolved mystery of a murdered fisherman. While Provincetown…mehr

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Holly Folly is approaching, and Sydney Riley is feeling far from festive. She hasn't heard from her boyfriend in weeks, a mysterious stranger has crashed into her beloved "little green car," and, in a moment of temporary insanity, she's invited her parents for the holidays. She's convinced things could not possibly get worse-until she stumbles over a body at the lighting of the lobster pot Christmas tree. As if this is not enough, when a gold coin and nameplate of a missing fishing boat are discovered, she's asked to investigate the unsolved mystery of a murdered fisherman. While Provincetown is aglow with holiday lights and events, Sydney, Provincetown's unofficial sleuth, is in the dark but determined to uncover the motive for both murders.
Autorenporträt
Jeannette de Beauvoir is a bestselling and award-winning author of both historical and mystery fiction whose work has has been translated into 12 languages. A Book Sense Book-of-the-Year finalist, she's a member of the Authors Guild, the Mystery Writers of America, Sisters in Crime, and the National Writers Union. All her novels are firmly rooted in a sense of place, whether it's a mystery series set in Montréal or on Cape Cod, or historical fiction set in World War II or in medieval France. Her Provincetown Mystery Series, which showcases the town's popular theme weeks has received rave reviews.