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Stealing History

Created by: William D. Andrews
Publisher: Islandport Press
SKU: ISL014

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Just a few days into her new job as director of a busy historical society and museum nestled in the mountains of quaint Ryland, Maine, flatlander Julie Williamson discovers all is not as it should be. Her dream job is more of a nightmare. She expected to find an eccentric board of trustees, a cool reception from the assistant director who had wanted her job, and a necessary adjustment to small-town life, but she didn’t expect that some of the museum’s most valuable artifacts, including a letter from Abraham Lincoln to Hannibal Hamlin, would quickly turn up missing. And when a murder hits especially close to home for Julie, she becomes embroiled in an ever-widening and complex mystery. “Stealing History” is sure to enthrall readers who love to curl up with a good mystery, especially one that weaves details of small-town life, delightful characters and history into a suspenseful tale that keeps them guessing up until the last page.

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Just a few days into her new job as a director of a busy historical society and museum in a western Maine town, Julie Williamson finds that all is not as it should be. She expected an eccentric board of trustees, a cool reception from the assistant director who had wanted her job, and the need to adjust to small-town life; but she didn’t expect that some of the museum’s most valuable artifacts –including a letter from Abraham Lincoln–would turn up missing. Nor did she expect murder. Julie becomes embroiled in an ever-widening and complex mystery that will keep you guessing right up until the last page.

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Weight325 g
Dimensions5.5 × 8.5 in
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ACTIVE TITLE

Binding

Paperback

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Language

Date Published

August 18 2010

Publisher

Page Count

216

No of Pages

216

ISBN

9780976323174