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Please note:
The acknowledgement page in Assault & Pepper was
tongue-in-cheek. The comment about title suggestions was supposed
to be as if the character, Magdalena Yoder, was speaking--not the
author. Please do not send the author angry letters on the
subject. She is aware of your feelings, and has removed the
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"Who do you read after Sue Grafton or
Margaret Maron or
Patricia Cornwell?...Tamar Myers!"
Greensboro News & Record
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New in the
Pennsylvania-Dutch Mystery with Recipes SeriesAs The World Churns
Magdalena Yoder may finally be
married to big-time Manhattan doctor Gabriel Rosen, but she's still a
small-town girl at heart, and thrilled to be the emcee for the first annual
Hernia Holstein Competition.
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Hardcover ISBN: 978-0451223029
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New in the
Den of Antiquity Series
Death of a Rug Lord
Business isn't booming
for antiques dealer Abigail Timberlake Washburn. A local rug
store is luring away her customers with its rock-bottom prices.
Eager to check out the competition, Abby is delighted to find
a priceless Persian amid the cut-rate carpetsand shocked
when Gwendolyn Spears, the store's beleaguered owner, begs her
to take it home! Abby feels more than a little guilty about
getting such a great deal . . .
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Paperback ISBN:978-0060846596
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The Dark Side Of Heaven
A Literary Novel
The poignant, yet uplifting tale of a naïve
Amish woman's banishment from her community and her passage into the real
world. The story of her struggle to come to terms with life-altering
decisions. A novel about religious conflict and hard choices.
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Hardcover ISBN:1933523018 |
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Now in paperback Hell Hath No Curry Magdalena discovers that the
old adage about women scorned may be truer than she thought.
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ISBN: 978-0451221674
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"Think Mayberry R.F.D. with Mennonites.
Think Murder, She Wrote with a Pennsylvania Dutch accent. Instead
of Jessica Fletcher, think Magdalene Yoder, a plain-dressing,
blunt-speaking, middle-aged innkeeper who frequently rescues the
incompetent chief of police by solving his cases....The series's
popularity is rising like sticky bun dough."
--The Morning Call (Allentown, PA.)
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"A mix of murder and
mouth watering recipes."
Publishers Weekly
"As sweet as a piece of
brown sugar pie...Magdalena is so likeable."
Booklist
"All the right
ingredients"
Mostly Murder
"Professionally plotted
and developed, and fun to read."
San Francisco Valley Times
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When bank robbers drive off in an Amish buggy and then
disappear, Police Chief Melvin Stoltzfus once again calls on Magdalena
Yoder to solve the crime. It all becomes clear while she is on a
picnic with a mysterious stranger who wants to photograph a covered
bridge.
This short story by Tamar Myers is one of fourteen from some of the
best mystery writers of our time. Each story and its accompanying
recipe will delight the mind and the senses, satiate even the most
finicky palate, and fulfill the daily dietary requirements for mystery
and suspense. |
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