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May the Best Man Die by Deborah Donnelly

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Also by Deborah Donnelly:

Bride and Doom, January 2007
Paperback
You May Now Kill the Bride, February 2006
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Death Takes a Honeymoon, May 2005
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May the Best Man Die, September 2003
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Died to Match, October 2002
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Veiled Threats, January 2002
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MAY THE BEST MAN DIE
By: Deborah Donnelly

Weddings can be murder.

Wedding Planner Mystery #3
Dell
September 2003
Featuring: Carnegie Kincaid
336 pages
ISBN: 0440241294
EAN: 9780440241294
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Mystery Amateur Sleuth

A KILLER BACHELOR PARTY

Carnegie Kincaid plans weddings, not stag parties. When a client asks Carnegie to manage a pre-wedding blow-outβ€”complete with a stripperβ€”she tactfully refuses the job. So why is Carnegie peering through binoculars across the Seattle Ship Canal, watching a shapely Santa Claus turn naked inside a hip dockside bistro? Because her own significant otherβ€”with whom she is having some significant differencesβ€”is at the party too. And, so it turns out, is a killer.

When the body of the groom’s best man is pulled from the canal the next day, critical questions arise. What did Carnegie really see through her binoculars? More important: What will she tell the police she saw? As a wedding planner, Carnegie has her connections to maintain, and before she points Seattle’s finest to some possibly innocent suspects, she’ll look into the crime herself. But while Carnegie is snooping around, word of a witness has gotten outβ€”and now a killer is watching her...