The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax (Mrs. Pollifax, #1)

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Nd It does exist. I just read one from putting it on hold in my library. However, searching Goodreads by the ISBN number on the back of the book, 3-11110…moreIt does exist. I just read one from putting it on hold in my library. However, searching Goodreads by the ISBN number on the back of the book, 3-1111000117794, pulls up nothing. The edition I have was published in 1966 and actually has a Library of Congress catalog number printed with the publishing credits: 66-12241. It's the first, and best, one to my way of thinking, where Mrs. Pollifax goes as a walk-in to the CIA.
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London Howell Yes, it is a topic. Side topic/backstory used as motivation. It isn’t hammered on repetitively, but not shied away from either. I found it refreshingl…moreYes, it is a topic. Side topic/backstory used as motivation. It isn’t hammered on repetitively, but not shied away from either. I found it refreshingly direct and poignant without being sappy or used for drama. Just real.(less)
Elizabeth C I just started reading them a few days ago! They’re wonderful so I can’t wait to read more. I’m glad it’s a series.

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