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A Grid For Murder by Casey Mayes

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Also by Casey Mayes:

A Grid For Murder, October 2012
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A Killer Column, August 2011
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A Deadly Row, September 2010
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A GRID FOR MURDER
By: Casey Mayes

Mystery by the Numbers
Berkley
October 2012
On Sale: October 2, 2012
Featuring: Savannah Stone
288 pages
ISBN: 0425251640
EAN: 9780425251645
Kindle: B008EXK2NA
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Mystery

Savannah Stone makes her living creating puzzles for logic lovers. But when a novice puzzle maker’s number is up, Savannah has to fill in the blanks to solve a murder . . . 
Savannah would almost rather drink poison than have tea with Joanna Clayton. Not only is the unpleasant woman one of the worst gossips in Asheville, North Carolina, over tea she flaunts her new assignment creating logic puzzles for a local newspaperβ€”one that has repeatedly turned down Savannah’s work.
 
But when Savannah’s retired police chief husband, Zach, calls her later to tell her Joanna has actually been poisoned, she is more than puzzledβ€”she’s troubled. Will the police consider puzzle envy a strong enough motive and think she decided to eliminate the competition? It’s time for Savannah to sort through Joanna’s long list of enemies to find out who was bitter enough to poison the prospective puzzle maker . . .