Dead Letters: A MUSEUM MYSTERY SHORT STORY (An eSpecial from Berkley Prime Crime)
Feb 2012 · Penguin
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Nell Pratt’s search into a family’s history may bring more than just dark secrets to light…
Nell Pratt, President of the Pennsylvania Antiquarian Society, is intrigued when Arthur Logan, elderly scion of an old Philadelphia family, approaches her to search the Society’s archives for information on the Logan family’s history. What he desires most, it turns out, is her discretion—but as Nell begins sifting through documents and letters, a series of unsettling occurrences lead her to wonder if she’s not the only one out there looking for a Logan family secret…
Includes an interview with the author and a preview of the next Museum Mystery, Fire Engine Dead (3/12)
Nell Pratt, President of the Pennsylvania Antiquarian Society, is intrigued when Arthur Logan, elderly scion of an old Philadelphia family, approaches her to search the Society’s archives for information on the Logan family’s history. What he desires most, it turns out, is her discretion—but as Nell begins sifting through documents and letters, a series of unsettling occurrences lead her to wonder if she’s not the only one out there looking for a Logan family secret…
Includes an interview with the author and a preview of the next Museum Mystery, Fire Engine Dead (3/12)
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About the author
Sheila Connolly is an Agatha Award–nominated author of both the Orchard Mysteries and the Museum Mysteries.
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