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Hannah Swensen Mysteries
by Joanne Fluke
When one of her fellow judges at the Tri-County Fair is murdered, Hannah determines to sniff out the killer.
"The dozens of tempting recipes Fluke includes are an added treat." - PW.
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The 8th in the series.
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