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Tragedy At Two
Ann Purser

Lois Meade #9
Berkley
December 2009
On Sale: December 1, 2009
Featuring: Lois Meade
304 pages
ISBN: 0425230066
EAN: 9780425230060
Hardcover
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Mystery

From the author of Warning at One--another Lois Meade mystery that proves there's no good time for murder.

Lois Meade's daughter was admittedly considering leaving her partner, Rob-but she never expected him to be found badly beaten and left for dead in a ditch by the side of the road. When Rob tragically dies from his injuries without regaining consciousness, Inspector Cowgill has a murder investigation on his hands, and once again he engages the assistance of the woman he respects above all others-Lois.

Suspicion quickly falls on the traveling gypsies who are camped out on Alf Smith's property. There is strong prejudice among many in the village who consider the gypsies no better than tramps and thieves. Lois must follow a twisted path that leads to arson, local delinquents, secret assignations, and blackmail-before she can discover who's been tinkering with the truth...

Comments

7 comments posted.

Re: Tragedy At Two

I enjoy reading detective stories and helping to solve problems. I like guessing and piling up the clues.
(Alyson Widen 2:01pm February 9, 2010)

My daughter is the one who is truly into mystery stories. She reads them constantly and her favorite book store handles mystery stories only. I read mysteries, but lean toward romances. However, small village settings especially interest me. I get tired of castles, princes and wealthy Italians.
(Gladys Paradowski 4:58pm February 9, 2010)

I look forward to reading the new series.
(Mary Preston 6:35pm February 9, 2010)

Hmmm. I hadn't known of your Round Ringford series, so it looks like I have to make even more trips to the bookstore! It, and your new detective series, are both types of books I like.

Thanks!

Later,

Lynn
(Lynn Rettig 6:51pm February 9, 2010)

I love a good mystery that I can
help solve along with the main
character. Good luck on your new
series.
(Lisa Richards 7:35pm February 9, 2010)

I enjoy mysteries but I'm usually lousy at figuring out who done it, so I prefer light and funny mysteries.
(Diane Sadler 9:20pm February 10, 2010)

Thanks for the messages,girls, and happy reading!
(Ann Purser 11:21am February 14, 2010)