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The Temple of Kronos wants her dead. The Stoneslayer wants her destroyed. Neither will have her.

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Betrayal runs in her blood. Justice runs in his. Together, they burn it all down.

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

Murder at the Portland Variety by M. J. Zellnik

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MURDER AT THE PORTLAND VARIETY
By: M. J. Zellnik

A Libby Seale Mystery
Midnight Ink
October 2005
Featuring: Libby Seale
336 pages
ISBN: 0738707864
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Mystery Historical

The year is 1894 and Portland, Oregon's white slave trade is alive and flourishing thanks to the Shanghai Tunnels underneath the city. When Vera Carabella, a performer at a vaudeville theater, is found murdered in the tunnels, the police write it off as a botched kidnapping. But Libby Seale, a costume seamstress at the same theater, isn't convinced.

Suspicious that Vera's death is connected to the mysterious disappearances of other young performers, she launches her own investigation. And newspaper reporter Peter Eberle is more than happy to help the pretty, quick- witted Libby in her quest. Drawn into a web of smugglers, prostitutes, and white slavers, their amateur sleuthing reveals an unsavory, corrupt side of Portland . . . and nurtures a spark between them that may blossom into much more.

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