Funny Bones: 15 New Tales of Murder and Mayhem
by Joan Hess, editor | Mystery & Thrillers | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0451407202 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0451407202 Global Overview for this book
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of Raleigh, North Carolina USA on 5/10/2005
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Tribefan of Raleigh, North Carolina USA on 5/10/2005 This Book is Currently in the Wild!
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If you love to be skewered by rapier wit or prefer punch lines with your police procedurals, this delightful collection of screwball mystery stories will get you where you giggle. Fifteen of today's best writers gang up to make crime a laughing matter with gallows humor, lighthearted larceny and murder most merry.
If you love to be skewered by rapier wit or prefer punch lines with your police procedurals, this delightful collection of screwball mystery stories will get you where you giggle. Fifteen of today's best writers gang up to make crime a laughing matter with gallows humor, lighthearted larceny and murder most merry.
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