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Jan 1, 2001 · Carolyn Weston. Carolyn Weston grew up in Hollywood during the Depression. She played hooky from school in movie theaters and libraries, honing the craft that would make her books so remarkable. During World War II, she worked in an aircraft plant and then did odd jobs around the country before writing Poor Poor Ophelia, the first Al Krug ...
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Carolyn Weston has 19 books on Goodreads with 1679 ratings. Carolyn Weston’s most popular book is Poor Poor Ophelia (Krug and Kellog, #1).
Feb 3, 2015 · Carolyn Weston grew up in Hollywood during the Depression. She played hooky from school in movie theaters and libraries, honing the craft that would make her books so remarkable. During World War II, she worked in an aircraft plant and then did odd jobs around the country before writing Poor Poor Ophelia, the first Al Krug / Casey Kellog police ...
Carolyn Weston. Carolyn Weston grew up in Hollywood during the Depression. She played hooky from school in movie theaters and libraries, honing the craft that would make her books so remarkable. During World War II, she worked in an aircraft plant and then did odd jobs around the country before writing Poor Poor Ophelia, the first Al Krug ...
Jan 1, 1972 · In Carolyn Weston's murder mystery, Poor Poor Ophelia, homicide detective Al Krug is newly partnered with Detective Casey Kellog - a college-educated former surfer. Kellog is the youngest detective on the Santa Monica police force. To say that Krug and Kellog go about their work in vastly different ways is an understatement.
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Carolyn Weston grew up in Hollywood during the Depression. She played hooky from school in movie theaters and libraries, honing the craft that would make her books so remarkable. During World War II, she worked in an aircraft plant and then did odd jobs around the country before writing Poor Poor Ophelia, the first Al Krug / Casey Kellog police ...
Detectives Krug and Kellog investigate the murder of a therapist who secretly recorded his sessions...and may have been involved in the disappearance of one of his teenage patients. The third book in the series that inspired the hit TV show "The Streets of San Francisco." Poor Poor Ophelia by Carolyn Weston from Brash Books.
