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Great event in Portland!
I'm off to bed, but just had to tell you about the great book signing event I had at Murder By The Book in Portland last Sunday! The owners do a really great job putting together an author event. Lots of wonderful people attended, including three old friends from Eugene, Oregon. What a surprise to see them there! Small world.
I spent the night with a friend at her beautiful home in Vancouver, Washi Read more of this blog post »
I spent the night with a friend at her beautiful home in Vancouver, Washi Read more of this blog post »
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Murder on Nob Hill (Sarah Woolson Mystery, #1)
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2004
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16 editions
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The Cliff House Strangler (Sarah Woolson, #3)
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2007
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12 editions
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Death on Telegraph Hill (Sarah Woolson, #5)
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2012
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9 editions
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The Russian Hill Murders (Sarah Woolson Mystery, #2)
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2005
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17 editions
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Scandal on Rincon Hill (Sarah Woolson, #4)
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2010
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13 editions
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The Cliff House Strangler (Sarah Woolson Mysteries) by Shirley Tallman (2007-12-06)
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“I find it strange that practicing law in a comfortable well-heated office is considered too demanding an occupation for women, yet laboring from dawn's first light in crowded, drafty, ill-lit sweatshops is not.”
― Murder on Nob Hill
― Murder on Nob Hill
“Gruffly, he cleared his throat. 'Don't take this as a blanket approval of your tactics, Sarah, but if I'm ever unfortunate enough to get in trouble with the law, I want you to represent me.'
Before I could respond to this startling and totally out-of-the-blue compliment, he opened the door and was nudging me inside. I caught a quick glance of his face before he walked off toward the dining room. He was actually blushing!”
― The Cliff House Strangler
Before I could respond to this startling and totally out-of-the-blue compliment, he opened the door and was nudging me inside. I caught a quick glance of his face before he walked off toward the dining room. He was actually blushing!”
― The Cliff House Strangler
“As a matter of fact, despite your obstinacy, your infernal prying, and the fact that you invariably blurt out whatever comes into your head, regardless of the consequences, I admit that there are times when I find you irresistible, too.' I stared in astonishment at Robert's back as he rose to pay the bill. What in heaven's name, I wondered, did he mean by that?”
― The Cliff House Strangler
― The Cliff House Strangler
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