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Apr 23, 2024 · Museum of Murder. From USA Today bestselling author Leslie Langtry comes an epic murder mystery, ten years in the making... Welcome to the Museum of Murder! Who knew that the town of Who’s There was the murder capital of Iowa? And its new Museum of Murder is a hit, though Ex-CIA spy turned Girl Scout leader, Merry Wrath is less than happy ...
Apr 23, 2024 · From USA Today bestselling author Leslie Langtry comes a hilarious adventure of mythic proportions... Ex-CIA agent turned Girl Scout Leader, Merry Wrath is wondering if maybe it was a bad idea to have her girl scouts over for a Lord of the Rings marathon...because now they’ve signed the entire troop up for a LARP (Live Action Role Playing Game) event in Des Moines.
Apr 23, 2024 · This cranky civil servant has the paperwork to condemn any building, and he’s not afraid to use it! Merry’s got a horrifyingly full plate this fall, from her Chechen brothers-in-law moving in with her after their pregnant wives kicked them out, to the troop illegally adopting a sullen turkey vulture named Reggie. And now her favorite ice ...
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Apr 15, 2024 · The book follows the emotional journeys of two wounded protagonists as they navigate past traumas and insecurities to find love and solace in each other's arms. The brother's unwavering devotion to family and his struggles to break down the walls of the guarded woman are portrayed with depth and vulnerability.
4 days ago · A Christmas Carol (1988), Patrick Stewart's one-man reading/acting of the story, made its first appearance in London and later on Broadway. On stage he would use a table, chair, stool, lectern and a book with an oversized print cover to enact the entire story. The production has been revived in London and New York several times.
