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No Word From Winifred (Kate Fansler #8)
by Amanda Cross (Carolyn Heilbrun)
Ballantine Books, 1987
Mass Market Paperback, 266 pages
Condition is Good, Cover has some nicks and chipping from handling. Pages tanning, but no writing, tears or dog-ears. Good reading copy.
"At a stuffy law firm party given by her stuffy brother, Professor Kate Fansler hears of an intriguing mystery.
"It seems that a woman named Winifred is missing. The honoroary niece of the renowned British novelist Charlotte Stanton, Winifred had been, of all things, milking cows on a New England dairy farm when found by the young woman who wants to write Charlotte Stanton's biography. But soon after agreeing to cooperate, Winifred disappears. And the would-be biographer desperately needs Kate's help in finding her.
"So Kate must look for clues -- in Winifred's journal, in Charlotte Stanton's novels, and finally at an enormous MLA convention in New York City, where secrets and intrigue prove far more interesting to Kate than lectures on such esoteric subjects as sixteenth century Spanish mysticism."
Who writes these back-of-the-cover summaries, anyway? Have they no appreciation for a well-placed period?
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by Amanda Cross (Carolyn Heilbrun)
Ballantine Books, 1987
Mass Market Paperback, 266 pages
Condition is Good, Cover has some nicks and chipping from handling. Pages tanning, but no writing, tears or dog-ears. Good reading copy.
"At a stuffy law firm party given by her stuffy brother, Professor Kate Fansler hears of an intriguing mystery.
"It seems that a woman named Winifred is missing. The honoroary niece of the renowned British novelist Charlotte Stanton, Winifred had been, of all things, milking cows on a New England dairy farm when found by the young woman who wants to write Charlotte Stanton's biography. But soon after agreeing to cooperate, Winifred disappears. And the would-be biographer desperately needs Kate's help in finding her.
"So Kate must look for clues -- in Winifred's journal, in Charlotte Stanton's novels, and finally at an enormous MLA convention in New York City, where secrets and intrigue prove far more interesting to Kate than lectures on such esoteric subjects as sixteenth century Spanish mysticism."
Who writes these back-of-the-cover summaries, anyway? Have they no appreciation for a well-placed period?
All photos are of the item listed for sale.
Save on shipping when you buy more than one book from my store: https://weekendreader.ecrater.com/
Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
While I try to mention any allergens or funny smells, the materials I sell are used and often acquired through auctions or house sales. I cannot guarantee that they are smoke- or pet-free.
