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Jerusalem Inn

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Title:      Jerusalem Inn
Categories:      Richard Jury Series
BookID:      42
Authors:      Martha Grimes
ISBN-10(13):      9780440141815
Publisher:      Dell
Publication date:      1990-10-01
Edition:      Reissue
Number of pages:      288
Owner Name:      Endeavor
Owner Email:      rnoggle1@gmail.com
Language:      English
Price:      19.65 USD
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A white Christmas couldn't make Newcastle any less dreary for Scotland Yard's Superintendent Richard Jury--until he met a beautiful woman in a snow-covered graveyard.  Sensual, warm, and a bit mysterious, she could have put some life into his sagging holiday spirit.  But the next time Jury saw her, she was cold--and dead.  Melrose Plant.  Jury's aristocratic sidekick wasn't faring much better.  Snow bound at a stately mansion with a group of artists, critics, and idle-but-titled rich, he, too, encountered a lovely lady . . . or rather, stumbled over her corpse.  What linked these two yuletide murders was a remote country pub where snooker, a Nativity scene, and an old secret would uncover a killer . . . or yet another death.

 

 

 

 

 

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