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Must the Maiden Die by Miriam Grace Monfredo

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Also by Miriam Grace Monfredo:

Children of Cain, August 2003
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Brothers of Cain, September 2002
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Sisters of Cain, August 2001
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Must the Maiden Die, August 2000
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The Stalking-horse, January 1999
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Through a Gold Eagle, July 1997
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Blackwater Spirits, June 1996
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North Star Conspiracy, May 1995
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Seneca Falls Inheritance, October 1994
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Must the Maiden Die
Miriam Grace Monfredo

Seneca Falls
Berkley Prime Crime
August 2000
Featuring: Glynis Tryon
336 pages
ISBN: 042517610X
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Mystery Historical

In Seneca Falls, only whispers of the Civil War are heard in the spring of 1861. Glynis Tryon turns her attention to the upcoming nuptuals of her niece Emma and the arrival of her niece Bronwen -- until the body of a prominent local manufacturer is found, the victim of an apparent stabbing. The main suspect is his indentured servant -- an abused and frightened girl sold into servitude by her greedy father.

Trying to save the accused girl from the fate that awaits her, Glynis must untangle a tapestry of lust, high treason, and legal treachery that bring the stark reality of the growing Civil War close to home ...

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