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He doesn�t need a woman in his life; she knows he can�t live without her.


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The Bad Book Affair by Ian Sansom

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Also by Ian Sansom:

Westmorland Alone, September 2016
e-Book
The Bad Book Affair, January 2010
Trade Size
The Book Stops Here, August 2008
Trade Size / e-Book
Mr. Dixon Disappears, July 2007
Paperback / e-Book
The Case of the Missing Books, January 2007
Paperback / e-Book

The Bad Book Affair
Ian Sansom

Mobile Library Mystery #4
Harper
January 2010
On Sale: January 1, 2010
Featuring: Israel
384 pages
ISBN: 0061452017
EAN: 9780061452017
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Mystery Amateur Sleuth

Author Ian Sansom “clearly loves a good laugh” (Washington Post), as his delightful mystery series featuring rumpled, fish-out-of-water, Jewish vegetarian librarian Israel Armstrong indisputably proves. The Bad Book Affair is Israel’s fourth hilarious adventure as he tools around Ireland in a rattletrap bookmobile trying to solve the mystery of a missing teenage girl while trying to keep his mess of a personal life in order. Sansom’s Mobile Library Mystery series has made a big splash with critics on both sides of “the Pond.” The New York Times Book Review loves their “formidable reserves of insight and humor,” while the London Times calls Israel “one of the most original and exciting amateur sleuths around.”

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