Pride v. prejudice
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Word Count
65,500 words, Guess
Page Count
262 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivepridevprejudice0000hess
- Internet Archivepridevprejudice0000hess_e2a1
- ISBN-101250011957
- ISBN-139781250011954
- Library of Congress Control Number2014040984
and 7 more
- OCLC Control Number893974299
- Better World BooksO7-BON-205
- Better World BooksO7-DKB-458
- Better World Bookso7-awu-740
- Better World BooksW6-AEW-960
- Better World Books9781250011954
- Open LibraryOL27177093M
Classifications
- DDC813/.54
- LCCPS3558.E79785 P75 2015
- LCCPS3558.E79785P75
Alternate Titles
- Pride versus prejudice
Description
"Claire Malloy, for as long as she can remember, has been the local bookseller and owner of the Book Depot and the widowed mother of teenage Caron, who frequently speaks in ALL CAPS. But her life has changed dramatically in recent years. Claire has married her longtime beau, Deputy Police Chief Peter Rosen. Still the owner of the Book Depot, Claire has passed the day-to-day running of it on to her very efficient employees. With Caron inching ever closer to college, there's but one thing that remains steadfastly unchanged--Claire's astonishing ability to attract, find, or even just randomly stumble across trouble. Summoned for jury duty, the prosecutor on a murder case, harboring a grudge against her husband, decides to humiliate Claire and dismiss her. Having done so in spectacular enough fashion to make the local news, Claire decides that revenge will be the next dish she serves. She hunts down the defendant in the case, a woman accused of murdering her husband, and offers to help prove her innocence. And not just because Claire wants to humilitate the prosecutor. There are only two problems. One--the defendant is looking guiltier by the minute. And two--the worst day imaginable has finally come: Claire's dreaded new mother-in-law is coming to visit and life in prison is starting to look good"--
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Series Statement
- The Claire Malloy mysteries
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