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The nine wrong answers : a novel for the curious
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Rare Books
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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Rare Books
Bill Dawson is persuaded by Larry Hurst to return to England and impersonate him to claim an inheritance from Hurst’s mad old uncle Gaylord. Before he can leave, Larry is poisoned in a bar but Dawson decides to go through with the matter. When he meets the uncle, however, he is rather dumbstruck by the deal on the table – he can have the inheritance provided Gaylord hasn’t managed to murder him in the next six months.
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In April 1927, novelist Jeff Caldwell returns to New Orleans when his boyhood friend Dave Hobart becomes involved in a strange and murderous inheritance.
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Journalist and spy novelist Jim Blake takes an assignment for Harper's Weekly that puts him on a train to New Orleans, where congressional candidate James Claiborne Blake is being targeted by enemies who threaten to reveal that there is a glamorous Creole courtesan in his past. But in New Orleans, a sexual indiscretion is not enough to ruin a politician. That would require murder. When one of Clay's supporters is found murdered, Jim Blake sets out to clear the candidate's name. A dangerous mission in a city that comes alive at night, where rumor can be as deadly as poison.
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In 1869 London, Kit Farrell arrives to meet his old friend Nigel Seagrave, an African explorer who has recently returned to his wife, Muriel. Nigel is convinced that his wife, Muriel, has been replaced by a doppelgänger, and Kit is pursued by dangerous, unexplained events, including a missing woman (Patricia Denbigh) who he saw fleeing his hotel. Author Wilkie Collins steps into the role of detective to unravel the strange goings-on, which heavily feature themes of mistaken identity and double-murders
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