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    Dear Philomena: Love, Lust & Murder on Chincoteague Island
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    Dear Philomena: Love, Lust & Murder on Chincoteague Island

    By M. S. Spencer

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    Dagne Lonegan, aka Dear Philomena, advice columnist, hoped that spending a year on the Eastern Shore island of Chincoteague would extinguish any feelings she had left for Jack Andrews, erstwhile lover and long-time jerk. It’s just her luck that in her first week on the island she’s entangled in a murder. Only she doesn’t know it. Unfortunately, the murderer doesn’t know she doesn’t know. Strange and dangerous things begin happening to her, disrupting her new romance with Aidan Ellis, the handsome manager of the National Wildlife Refuge. As if that weren’t enough, Jack arrives to take charge of the murder investigation.

    Will Dagne stick with the tall, cool glass of a Ranger or risk falling back into the arms of the man who broke her heart?

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    This is a previously published work and the author, publisher and/or significant changes have been made from the original story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherI Heart Book Publishing, LLC
    Release dateOct 11, 2015
    ISBN9781311606730
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    Dear Philomena: Love, Lust & Murder on Chincoteague Island
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    M. S. Spencer

    Librarian, anthropologist, Congressional aide, speechwriter—M. S. Spencer has lived or traveled in five of the seven continents. She holds a BA from Vassar College, a diploma in Arabic Studies from the American University in Cairo, and Masters in Anthropology and in Library Science from the University of Chicago. All of this tends to insinuate itself into her works. Ms. Spencer has published fifteen romantic suspense and mystery novels. She has two fabulous grown children and an incredible granddaughter and currently divides her time between the Gulf Coast of Florida and a tiny village in Maine.

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