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Also by Patricia Sprinkle:

Friday's Daughter, March 2011
Paperback / e-Book
Hold Up The Sky, March 2010
Paperback
Deadly Secrets On The St. Johns, December 2008
Paperback
Daughter Of Deceit, October 2008
Mass Market Paperback
Carley's Song, June 2008
Paperback
The Remember Box, June 2008
Paperback
What Are You Wearing To Die?, February 2008
Mass Market Paperback
Children Who Do Too Little, December 2007
Trade Size
Sins of the Fathers, October 2007
Mass Market Paperback
A Mystery Bred In Buckhead, February 2007
Trade Size
Guess Who's Coming to Die?, February 2007
Paperback
Death on the Family Tree, January 2007
Paperback
Did You Declare the Corpse?, February 2006
Paperback
Death Of A Dunwoody Matron, December 2005
Trade Size
Who Killed the Queen of Clubs?, March 2005
Paperback
When Will the Dead Lady Sing, June 2004
Paperback
Who Let That Killer in the House?, October 2003
Paperback
Murder In The Charleston Manner, August 2003
Paperback
Who Left That Body In The Rain?, December 2002
Mass Market Paperback
Women Who Do Too Much, October 2002
Paperback
Who Invited the Dead Man?, July 2002
Paperback
But Why Shoot The Magistrate?, September 1998
Paperback
When Did We Lose Harriet?, November 1997
Paperback

Who Invited the Dead Man?
Patricia Sprinkle

Whether handling customer calls at Yarbrough's Feed, Seed and Nursery, or close calls with solving crimes, sixty-something Southener MacLauren Yarbrough knows how to charm her way through anything....

A Thoroughly Southern Mystery
Signet
July 2002
272 pages
ISBN: 0451206592
EAN: 9780451206596
Paperback
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Judge MacLaren Yarbrough is the new magistrate of Hope County, Georgia--appointed to replace her husband, Joe Riddley, after he receives an injury. But when a local man is found murdered at Joe's birthday gala, MacLauren almost ends up on the wrong side of the law. And when she finds clues that hit too close to home, this savvy Southerner becomes determined to uncover the roots of the crime--and clear her family's name.

MacLaren tries to sweet-talk clues out of affluent matriarchs, shady drifters, and even a disgruntled parrot. But all her efforts simply raise more questions. How many secrets can one small town hold? Which party guest and the strongest motive? And....

Who Invited the Dead Man?

Southern Wisdom from MacLaren Yarbrough
"Mama used to say there's no use crying over split milk, but go ahead if it makes you feel better."

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