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Louisa and the Missing Heiress by Anna Maclean

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Also by Anna Maclean:

Louisa and the Crystal Gazer, February 2012
Trade Size / e-Book (reprint)
Louisa and the Country Bachelor, October 2011
Trade Size (reprint)
Louisa And The Missing Heiress, June 2011
Paperback (reprint)
Louisa and the Crystal Gazer, May 2005
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Louisa and the Missing Heiress, April 2004
Paperback

Louisa and the Missing Heiress
Anna Maclean

Your favorite author takes on a life of her own, and proves to be a smart, courageous sleuth in this fascinating new mystery series.??Victoria Thompson, author of the Gaslight Mystery series

Louisa May Alcott Mystery
Signet Mystery
April 2004
Featuring: Louisa May Alcott
304 pages
ISBN: 0451211790
EAN: 9780451211798
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Mystery Historical

Gentle Reader,

In the days before I achieved renown as the author of Little Women, I was writing and selling stories of a more lurid nature, inspired by my spellbound fascination with the dark and mysterious. But nothing I could conjure from my own imagination could prepare me for the role of detective I found myself playing time and again…

My family and I shared a frugal home in Boston during the years before the Civil War, a time of hooped skirts and beaver hats. While I railed against my lack of freedom as a woman, my parents set high standards for me, offering warmth and wisdom, and secretly (and illegally!) aiding the Underground Railroad. My sisters provided lighter companionship, as did my many friends, including Dorothy Wortham.

I was looking forward to seeing Dot again after her year-long honeymoon overseas. However, the happy reunion I expected was overshadowed by her distant and distraught behavior. Before she could confide her anxiety in me, her body was discovered floating in Boston Harbor, with evidence of foul play. I could not fathom who would wish to harm such a kind spirit as Dot, but I was determined to search the foggy, cobblestone streets until I found out…

Louisa May Alcott

"This tale of dark secrets, mysterious men, and heiresses in distress will please any reader." - Joanne Dobson, author of The Northbury Papers

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