The Good Evil Queen - Fridgen, Michael
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It all started when Laura Ingalls Wilder's quilt was taken from a museum in Walnut Grove, Minnesota. Soon, other items from small museums dedicated to famous Minnesotans began to disappear. However, as with many criminals, the thief can't stop while ahead. The situation worsens as the incidents escalate, and the thief searches for a perfect accomplice. Reminiscent of the 1924 Leopold and Loebe atrocity, these two thugs unleash a spree that terrorizes northern Minnesota-all in the pursuit of the perfect crime. As the police and lawyers get involved, people in the area begin to debate the nature…mehr

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It all started when Laura Ingalls Wilder's quilt was taken from a museum in Walnut Grove, Minnesota. Soon, other items from small museums dedicated to famous Minnesotans began to disappear. However, as with many criminals, the thief can't stop while ahead. The situation worsens as the incidents escalate, and the thief searches for a perfect accomplice. Reminiscent of the 1924 Leopold and Loebe atrocity, these two thugs unleash a spree that terrorizes northern Minnesota-all in the pursuit of the perfect crime. As the police and lawyers get involved, people in the area begin to debate the nature of criminals and whether an excuse should lead to an exoneration. From Sinclair Lewis' funeral urn to Glensheen's wicked candlestick, The Good Evil Queen by Michael Frigden offers a crime thriller from the pages of Minnesota's history.
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Michael Fridgen loves snow, theme parks, and Christmas. He has written both adult and young adult fiction and was a finalist for the Minnesota Book Award. Fridgen's work about gay people during the Holocaust, The Iron Words, topped the Goodreads list of World War II books for several weeks in 2014. He's written three books about the theme park industry and is the author of Jacob Marley's Ghost. Fridgen lives in Minneapolis.