The Alpine Scandal: An Emma Lord Mystery (Emma Lord Mysteries) by Daheim, Mary - 2007-03-27

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NY: Ballantine, 2007. First Edition. hardcover. Fine in a fine Dust Jacket. First edition, 1st printing. An Emma Lord mystery

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New York: Ballantine Books. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2007. First Edition. Hardcover. Bumped lower front corner.. Protected with a removable Brodart cover. Stated First Edition with full number line.. 1.2 x 8.2 x 5.7 Inches. 336 pages. An Emma Lord Mystery, No. 19. It's a quiet morning at the Advocate until the mail brings shocking news: a formal obituary for Alpiner Elmer Nystrom. As far as anyone knows, Elmer is alive and well. But he hasn't turned up for work, so Emma and her unstoppable House & Home editor, Vida Runkel, rush to the Nystrom home, where they find Elmer's lifeless body in the henhouse, half buried under straw. Not only has he been murdered, but his obituary had been mailed before he died. Though Elmer was well liked by everyone, the same cannot be said of his standoffish wife or his son, the town's new orthodontist. Rumors fly - straight into the office of the Advocate. Why did Dr. Nystrom's new receptionist resign at the end of her first day?… Read More