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One Book in the Grave
One Book in the Grave: A Bibliophile Mystery | Kate Carlisle
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There may be grave consequences for bookbinder Brooklyn Wainwright as she attempts to solve two murders tied to one book... Brooklyns chance to restore a rare first edition of Beauty and the Beast seems a fairy tale come trueuntil she realizes the book belonged to an old friend of hers. Ten years ago, Max Adams, a brawny renowned papermaker, fell in love with a stunning beauty, Emily, and gave her the copy of Beauty and the Beast as a symbol of their love. Soon afterward, he died in a car crash, and Brooklyn has always suspected his possessive ex-girlfriend and her jealous beau. Now she decides to find out who sold the book and return it to its rightful ownerEmily. She believes a rare book dealer can assist her, but when she arrives at his shop, she finds him murdered. Is it possible that the same couple who may have killed Max are now after his edition of Beauty and the Beast? With the help of her handsome boyfriend, Derek Stone, Brooklyn must unravel the murder plotbefore she ends up in a plot herself....
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Lmstraubie
Lmstraubie
One Book in the Grave: A Bibliophile Mystery | Kate Carlisle
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This series is a bit corny, but it's the perfect thing to listen to as I set back up in my school library.

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Lmstraubie
Lmstraubie
One Book in the Grave: A Bibliophile Mystery | Kate Carlisle
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Currently on #audio

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BookShark
BookShark
One Book in the Grave: A Bibliophile Mystery | Kate Carlisle
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Finding out a bit about bookbinding was the best feature of this cozy mystery. Brooklyn leads an exciting life that seems to attract dead bodies. The San Francisco/Marin County setting with plenty of wine, food, a guru, jewelry made from fruit, an art institute, beauty and the beast is ripe for intrigue. The plot may not hold up perfectly but it's still fun.

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TrishTheBibliophile
TrishTheBibliophile
One Book in the Grave: A Bibliophile Mystery | Kate Carlisle
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Enlighten me!

CrowCAH No brainer here, Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen! 8y
Beckys_Books A really big dictionary! 8y
TrishTheBibliophile @CrowCAH great choice! 8y
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TrishTheBibliophile @Beckys_Books That's one I didn't expect to hear!!! 8y
josie281 Oh! Shakespeare collection or Choose Your own Adventure! 8y
zombie_kitty1987 I choose not to listen and close the door to my library in your face 😐😐😐😑 8y
TrishTheBibliophile @zombie_kitty1987 That sounds like what my answer would be!! 8y
Beckys_Books @TrishTheBibliophile I'm a really horrible speller! 8y
Leniverse Well, if that's the rules then obviously I would own whatever book was deemed suitable by the Rulemakers. And all my other books would be... um... held in trust for the public, not really owned merely... protected. You shall not pass! These are not the books you are looking for. 8y
KarenUK If I really really really had to pick one.... I'd say a Complete Works of Agatha Christie! 8y
jpmcwisemorgan I'm going with @Leniverse on this one. That's a brilliant idea! 8y
Redjewel_7734 I'm with @zombie_kitty1987 8y
Leniverse Thank you, @jpmcwisemorgan 😁 8y
CuriousG Is there such a thing as the Collected Works of Margaret Atwood? I'm going to say there is....and I'll just use duct tape to join them together if it comes to that 8y
OrangeMooseReads I would laugh maniacally, grab all the books, and run away still laughing 8y
Celeste57 I am in accord with both @zombie_kitty1987 and @Leniverse . But if I absolutely HAD to choose, it would be a Bible. And then the Narnia omnibus. Followed by many tears. 😩 8y
Crystalblu I can't even! 8y
Ubookquitous Complete works of Shakespeare 8y
Tamra Just say no. 8y
Garabrandtreviews Eva Luna by Isabel Allende. 8y
TrishTheBibliophile @CuriousG good one! 8y
TrishTheBibliophile @OrangeMooseReads sounds like me! I don't think I could choose! 8y
Sarah1960 "Rebecca" would have to stay with me! 8y
Oblomov26 Not sure I can choose just one, the first thought to leap into my head was Les Miserable, but then I found myself thinking about all of the other books that decision would mean foregoing. Nope can't do it. 8y
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neet_reads
One Book in the Grave: A Bibliophile Mystery | Kate Carlisle
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Still on a cosy mystery kick. This particular series has always been a bit up-and-down for me, but I'm liking this book so far.
#bookanddinner #cozyread

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