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Mandy Broughton
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A historical horror/thriller. Texas 1876 and the monsters are ready to devour. Yum, I mean run! Run away!
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No Bones (Dead & Buried Mysteries Book 1)
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Cream Cape and the Case of the Missing Hamster (The Alphabet Girls, #1)
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2009
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Tides of Possibility
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2014
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The Case of the Flying Saucer (The Alphabet Girls, #2)
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2010
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The Cat's Last Meow
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2012
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The Case of the Blue-Hair Heist (The Alphabet Girls, #3)
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2013
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Space City 6: Houston Stories From the Weird to the Wonderful
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2014
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Tides of Impossibility
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2015
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The Color of Silence
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2012
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The Missing Hamster and Other Cases (A 3 Mystery Collection Boxed Set)
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"The Moving Finger": A positively ancient but still fun story
In The Moving Finger, Agatha Christie creates memorable characters that are almost secondary to the mystery itself. Almost. Even though this is a Miss Marple mystery, what’s different is that she makes such a late entrance that it gives the other characters a chance to shine.
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“Never much of a fantasy fan, I knew one thing for certain: Odell Greenry loved Precious every bit as much as Gollum loved his “precious.” And while both objects of obsession could be possessed neither could be mastered.”
― The Cat's Last Meow
― The Cat's Last Meow
“The girl from the front row grabbed AIMii on the arm. “Remember, it’s bumpy.”
“Why is the color of silence bumpy?” AIMii asked.
“Because it’s hard to do,” she whispered loudly.”
― The Color of Silence
“Why is the color of silence bumpy?” AIMii asked.
“Because it’s hard to do,” she whispered loudly.”
― The Color of Silence
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“Never much of a fantasy fan, I knew one thing for certain: Odell Greenry loved Precious every bit as much as Gollum loved his “precious.” And while both objects of obsession could be possessed neither could be mastered.”
― The Cat's Last Meow
― The Cat's Last Meow
“The girl from the front row grabbed AIMii on the arm. “Remember, it’s bumpy.”
“Why is the color of silence bumpy?” AIMii asked.
“Because it’s hard to do,” she whispered loudly.”
― The Color of Silence
“Why is the color of silence bumpy?” AIMii asked.
“Because it’s hard to do,” she whispered loudly.”
― The Color of Silence
