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Jane Austen #5
Bantam
May 2001
On Sale: May 1, 2001
336 pages
ISBN: 0553578375
EAN: 9780553578379
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Mystery Woman Sleuth
Jane Austen is enjoying August, 1806, among Derbyshire's
craggy peaks, sparkling streams, and cavernous gorges.
That is, until she discovers the corpse of a young
gentleman whose blond curls and delicate features suggest
the face of an angel.
More shocking still is the
coroner's revelation: the deceased is no man but a
maidservant — clad in the garb of her master, Mr. Charles
Danforth of Penfolds Hall. Tess Arnold had ruled the
stillroom at Penfolds for many years — until she was
labeled a witch and dismissed for indiscretion. Was Tess
the prey of a madman loose in the hills, or perchance the
cast-off impediment to a gentleman's marriage?
As
usual, Jane's acute perception and her nose for trouble
place her supremely at risk — from a killer who may strike
as violently by day as he once did by night....
Being a Jane Austen Mystery
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