Type of bind: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.6
EAN num: 9780803495784
ISBN number: 0803495781
Label: Avalon Books
Manufacturer: Avalon Books
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 186
Printing Date: 2003-02
Publishing house: Avalon Books
Sale Popularity Level: 1206606
Studio: Avalon Books
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Cedar Hill sounds like the perfect place for Maggie to write her math puzzle book--a small New Hampshire town whose biggest problem should be keeping roads to the adjacent ski slopes clear of snow. The very first town meeting, however, proves otherwise. Bitter arguments break out over Jack Warwick's proposal to buy the financially-struggling ski resort and turn it into a granite mine. Maggie thinks she can keep out of it all, until Jack drops dead of poison and her childhood friend becomes the prime suspect.
As Maggie investigates, she soon finds there were many who wished Jack dead. Which one of them acted on it, though, and planted evidence pointing to her friend? Maggie struggles to find out, before time runs out, and before the killer decides to give her A Taste of Death.
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Mary Ellen has once again produced a delightful mystery that fans of cozies will enjoy. This is the second Maggie Olenski book by Mary Ellen, and I hope there will be more.
Great protagonist, interesting characters and a fun read for all ages. This doesn't disappoint.
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I consider this book as very interesting and enjoyable reading. The story was well developed, kept the reader interested, did not get off track or onto uninteresting sidetracks, and had a very surprising ending. I think this book rates top honors.
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This is the author's second mystery novel. A delightful read. Mystery and suspense without blood and gore. Set in a small town in New Hampshire (you can feel the cold), a murder victim and lots of suspects. Maggie, the outsider, tries to help an old friend. I was getting to the end, anxious to find out who done it(I guessed wrong), but sorry the book would soon be done.
I enjoyed Mary Ellen Hughes' very first book also - "Resort to Murder". Maggie's sleuthing career starts here.
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