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A Pennsylvania Dutch Mystery
by Tamar Myers
Three days before he's due to tie the knot with Priscilla Livengood, eligible bachelor Cornelious Weaver suffers a massive heart attack - in another woman's bed. The scandal is about as good as television for the insular citizens of Hernia, Pennsylvania, and it gets even spicier when the coroner's report reveals possible foul play: Cornelious's curry was spiked with a stimulant. As the mystery heats up, Magdalena discovers that the old adage about women scorned may be truer than she thought.
Cornelius's death-by-painkiller-laced Indian dish inspires the curry-themed recipes sandwiched between chapters. Maybe it's time to close the kitchen and order takeout?" - PW.
"A masterful Mennonite mystery marred only by curry recipes that don't seem right for Hernia." - Booklist.
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This is the 15th in Myers' series.
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by Nicola Solvinic
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by Chanel Cleeton
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by Zoë Rankin
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