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Running from her past, she finds a killer, a protector, and her faith.

Louisa and the Country Bachelor by Anna Maclean

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Also by Anna Maclean:

Louisa and the Crystal Gazer, February 2012
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Louisa and the Country Bachelor, October 2011
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Louisa And The Missing Heiress, June 2011
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Louisa and the Crystal Gazer, May 2005
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Louisa and the Missing Heiress, April 2004
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LOUISA AND THE COUNTRY BACHELOR
By: Anna Maclean

Louisa May Alcott Mystery #2

October 2011
On Sale: October 4, 2011
Featuring: Louisa May Alcott
304 pages
ISBN: 0451234715
EAN: 9780451234711
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Mystery Historical

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In 1855, even though I was still the unknown "Louy" Alcott, I had started to reap some of the rewards of my labors. Under a pen name, I had sold a couple of my "blood and thunder" romance stories and a collection of children's fables but Little Women was just the germ of an idea. I wish the same were true for murder

After a bleak winter in Boston investigating the murder of a close friend, I was badly in need of wholesome air and sunshine. To that end, my family- mother Abba, father Bronson, and sisters Lizzie, May, and Ann- and I visited our cousins in Walpole, New Hampshire. Bust shortly after we arrived in the peaceful hamlet, we were confronted with tragedy: the death of Ernet Notteboom, who purportedly fell into a ravine while hiking.

Through his sister pointed her finger at the general store owner who coveted Ernst's land, I found no lack of other suspects with sinister motives. Outraged by the mysterious death of such a young man, I resolved to bring Ernst's murderer to justice.

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