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A Canterbury Crime by Brian Kavanagh

Book Four in Belinda Lawrence mystery series. Confirming the Professor was murdered proves to be a challenge and, gradually, as they get to know those associated with the Manor House, Belinda and Hazel discover another murder and an intricate web of  
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Walking Straight (Walking Together Series # 1) by Trennis Killian

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Before long, Bea took up fictional writing as a hobby. What started off as a hobby eventually led to this novel, Bernice Rathe.


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Bea Giovanni is a former government lawyer, i.e., not an attorney, where, prior to law, success in a multitude of areas started early in life. Bea also served in numerous roles and careers including serving as a United Nations Delegate for a NGO, a mediator, and associate professor. ​ In her spare time, Bea enjoys a host of activities including spending time with family, friends and her two rescue dogs, taking in a meal or two with friends, listening to music, playing video games, traveling, going to the movies, dancing, solving puzzles, fitness, catching up on Netflix, eating gummy bears, volunteering, watching Agents of Shield, Gotham, and any Shonda Rhimes' show, exploring food carts and restaurants, testing out the newest tech gadgets, computer coding, and just doing random, spontaneous fun activities (or what Bea calls ‘spontaneous randomness’).