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The debut of the Emma Lord murder mystery series. After a year as publisher-editor of the Alpine Advocate, Emma Lord feels fine about her move to this small town in the foothills of Washington's Cascade Mountains. What she really needs for her paper, though, is a big story. And she gets... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Emma Lord: Editor-Publisher of the Alpine Advocate
- Milo Dodge: Sheriff
- Vida Runkel: Alpine Advocate House & Home Editor
- Adam Lord: Emma's son
- Chris Ramirez: Add a description of this character.
- Mark Doukas
- Phoebe Pratt
- Tom Cavanaugh: Emma Lord's long-time love interest
- Simon Doukas
- Carla
- Gibb Frazier
- Hector Ramirez
- Jennifer
- Margaret
- Cece
- Edna Mae
- Mary Lou
- Neeny Doukas
- Monroe
- Harvey Adcock
- Heather Bardeen
- Eeeny Moroni
- Doc Dewey
- Bill Blatt
- Ginny Burmeister
- Kevin
- Chaz
- Kent Mac Duff
- Jack Mullins
- Everett
- Dr. Starr
- Hazel
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IN MY DREAM, Vida Runkel had her clothes on backward.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 23 in Emma Lord. (standard series)
Followed by The Alpine Betrayal.
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- Mary Daheim (Author)
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Publication Date: 1992
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Publication Date: 1992
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- Dewey: 813.54
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