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Semiretired bookseller and former single parent to a challenging teen, the not-so-newly remarried Claire Malloy finds herself entangled in yet another case of felonious doings in this latest cozy.

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AWFUL

If it were possible to give it a zero, I would have. If you need a sleeping pill, just use this book. This is usually a good series, but not this one. I'd almost swear someone else wrote it as a not so funny joke. It is truly awful. Avoid at all cost.