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Victoria Thompson
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in Washington, D.C., The United States
July 25
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Murder on Astor Place (Gaslight Mystery, #1)
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1999
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Murder on St. Mark's Place (Gaslight Mystery, #2)
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2000
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Murder on Gramercy Park (Gaslight Mystery, #3)
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2001
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Murder on Washington Square (Gaslight Mystery, #4)
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2002
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18 editions
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Murder on Marble Row (Gaslight Mystery, #6)
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2004
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21 editions
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Murder on Mulberry Bend (Gaslight Mystery, #5)
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2003
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18 editions
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Murder on Bank Street (Gaslight Mystery, #10)
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2008
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18 editions
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Murder in Chinatown (Gaslight Mystery, #9)
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2007
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20 editions
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Murder on Lenox Hill (Gaslight Mystery, #7)
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2005
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4 editions
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Murder in Little Italy (Gaslight Mystery, #8)
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2006
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20 editions
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Drawing on my own history for Murder on Pleasant Avenue
Writing Murder on Pleasant Avenue was a joy on several levels. It is the 23rd book in the Gaslight Mystery Series, so every book in that series is kind of a miracle because I never expected the series to last beyond six books! So that’s exciting.
The second reason I enjoyed writing this book is because it features my favorite ethnic group, the Italians. My paternal grandparents emigrated from Ital Read more of this blog post »
The second reason I enjoyed writing this book is because it features my favorite ethnic group, the Italians. My paternal grandparents emigrated from Ital Read more of this blog post »
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Good insights into the20s Easy to read and entertaining account of an amazing decade of American history. Lots to learn here and good gossip about the personalities involved. |
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A series that keeps getting better. Another thrilling adventure for Lord Declin and his wife as they try to find justice in an unjust world.You'll love it. ...more |
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Another great series! Jayne Ann Krentz has started another great series featuring characters with amazing supernatural talents. I already can't wait for the next installment. ...more |
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“One woman couldn’t change the world. She could just make small parts of it better.”
― Murder on Astor Place
― Murder on Astor Place
“Yet sometimes the world judges females by a different standard and seeks to punish them unjustly.”
― Murder in Murray Hill
― Murder in Murray Hill
“I want to know why you don’t like me, Malloy. I like you, even if you do hit people.”
He sighed. “I never said I didn’t like you, Mrs. Brandt.”
Reasonable again. She wanted to smack him. “And why don’t you ever call me Sarah? You think I’m beautiful, but you never call me Sarah.”
He muttered something she didn’t understand.
“You do think I’m beautiful,” she insisted. “You said so!”
“Yes, I do,” he said grudgingly. “And I do like you, Sarah. Now let’s talk about something else, because you’re going to be very embarrassed if you remember any of this conversation tomorrow.”
― Murder on Washington Square
He sighed. “I never said I didn’t like you, Mrs. Brandt.”
Reasonable again. She wanted to smack him. “And why don’t you ever call me Sarah? You think I’m beautiful, but you never call me Sarah.”
He muttered something she didn’t understand.
“You do think I’m beautiful,” she insisted. “You said so!”
“Yes, I do,” he said grudgingly. “And I do like you, Sarah. Now let’s talk about something else, because you’re going to be very embarrassed if you remember any of this conversation tomorrow.”
― Murder on Washington Square
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| Cover to Cover Ch...: Ivy's 2011 Book Challenge | 66 | 69 | Nov 27, 2011 08:11AM | |
| The 104 Book Chal...: Ivy's Attempt at 100 books | 35 | 32 | Nov 27, 2011 08:14AM | |
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