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    Death Is A Bargain

    By Noreen Wald

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    Kate and her best friend Marlene are attending the Palmetto Beach Flea Market in hopes of selling Marlene’s collection of 1950s memorabilia. Fortunately, a table has become available in the busy corridor just outside the circus tent. Unfortunately, the vacant table’s previous occupant died from electrocution when a television set took a dive into his bathtub.

    The police suspect foul play. And Kate suspects nearly every seller who had a table near the victim—and a motive to put him out of business.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHenery Press
    Release dateMar 8, 2016
    ISBN9781943390946
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    Death Is A Bargain
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    Noreen Wald

    Noreen Wald has held a variety of positions during her career that include essayist, lecturer, editor and seminar developer. She has previously written three books, Contestant, Ghostwriter and Death Comes For The Critics. She currently resides in Washington, DC

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