Barbara Ross
Autore di Clammed Up
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Gelett Burgess, an American Humorist, wrote and illustrated Goops And How To Be Them in 1900. Born in 1866 in Boston he filled his life with books about ill mannered children, romance and mystery. My Grandmother introduced the Goops to our family in 1902. I was raised with the Goops and when I mostra altro became a Grandmother I re-introduced The Goops And How To Be Them in a crusade to re-establish proper manners. Goops make manners fun!. (Bowker Author Biography) mostra meno
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- Opere
- 32
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- 6
- Utenti
- 1,086
- Popolarità
- #23,654
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- 3.8
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- 97
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- 89
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- 1
The renovations at Windsholme Manor on Morrow Island are complete, and the first wedding will soon be held. The first wedding will be the marriage of Julia's good friends, Zoey Butterfield and Jamie Dawes. In addition to being in the wedding party, Julia is the wedding and venue planner. The wedding is threatened by a horrible storm traveling up the coast to Maine. Everyone hopes the wedding and everyone will be back on the mainland before the storm hits. As the rehearsal dinner guests arrive, it is noticed that an uninvited guest has arrived. The rehearsal dinner is served, and soon, the uninvited collapses and dies. None of the guests are willing to admit to knowing the man, even though Julia saw him in disagreements with a couple of wedding guests. Julia and Tom, her boyfriend and a Maine State Police detective, begin to investigate the death. The storm has rolled in, and everybody is confined to the island. With everyone staying inside due to the storm, it seems that it would be easier to find the murderer, but the more questions they ask, the more suspects they uncover.
I love this series. The stories are all well-written, plotted, and written so that you feel you are right there. The characters are well-developed and believable. There were enough twists and turns that I was kept guessing until the end as to the identity of the murderer.
Delicious-sounding recipes are also included in the book.
It sadden me to learn that this was the last book in this excellent series. It has been a wonderful time visiting Julia and her family and attending the delicious-sounding clambakes. Ms. Ross does a fantastic job of giving a glimpse into the character's future life.… (altro)