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Also by Patricia Sprinkle:

Friday's Daughter, March 2011
Paperback / e-Book
Hold Up The Sky, March 2010
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Deadly Secrets On The St. Johns, December 2008
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Daughter Of Deceit, October 2008
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The Remember Box, June 2008
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Carley's Song, June 2008
Paperback
What Are You Wearing To Die?, February 2008
Mass Market Paperback
Children Who Do Too Little, December 2007
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Sins of the Fathers, October 2007
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A Mystery Bred In Buckhead, February 2007
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Guess Who's Coming to Die?, February 2007
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Death on the Family Tree, January 2007
Paperback
Did You Declare the Corpse?, February 2006
Paperback
Death Of A Dunwoody Matron, December 2005
Trade Size
Who Killed the Queen of Clubs?, March 2005
Paperback
When Will the Dead Lady Sing, June 2004
Paperback
Who Let That Killer in the House?, October 2003
Paperback
Murder In The Charleston Manner, August 2003
Paperback
Who Left That Body In The Rain?, December 2002
Mass Market Paperback
Women Who Do Too Much, October 2002
Paperback
Who Invited the Dead Man?, July 2002
Paperback
But Why Shoot The Magistrate?, September 1998
Paperback
When Did We Lose Harriet?, November 1997
Paperback

Friday's Daughter
Patricia Sprinkle

A contemporary novel of sisterhood, the South, and matters of the heart.

Berkley
March 2011
On Sale: March 1, 2011
Featuring: Teensie MacAllester
293 pages
ISBN: 0451232194
EAN: 9780451232199
Kindle: B004H4XD1S
Paperback / e-Book
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Women's Fiction Contemporary

Teensie MacAllester's two elder sisters consider her an insignificant appendage to their illustrious family. For fifteen years they have been delighted to let her care for their ailing relatives. After all, Teensie is both a nurse and a Friday's child, naturally loving and giving. As Teensie deferred her life, a dream sustained her: autocratic King MacAllester promised her the bulk of his estate. But when King's will is read it divides his property equally among his daughters. Teensie's share is scarcely enough to make a new start. Her sisters have a solution: Teensie can continue to serve as the family care- giver. But Teensie is determined to claim a life of her own. Throwing off the yoke of family expectations, Teensie sets in motion some surprising changes.

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