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Hardback. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Contents include "Book First The Structure and History of the Catacombs (split into 5 sections) Book Second The Art and Symbolism of the Catacombs (split into 4 sections) Book Third The Inscription of the Catacombs (split into 4 sections) Numerous illustrations. No Dust Jacket Royal blue cloth hardback with gilt lettering on spine, green endpapers, webbing slightly exposed on endpapers, foxing on second front endpapers and last page (566) and opposite blank page, otherwise clean tight copy in good condition, 566pp numerous illustrationsFifth edition published 1890 (MDCCCXC) by Hodder and Stoughton. Heavy book therefore ONLY available for sale in the U K Book#103362. …

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Original decorative stamped cloth hardcovers, with gilt Christian cameo to front and titles to spine. Some light bumping to edges of covers; Spine tips show slight fraying. Edges lightly toned. Neat old gift inscription and small seminary stamp to front fly-leaf. Otherwise a clean, tight and unmarked book. Very neat. Illustrated. Index. 560pp. Size: 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Book. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In a place this perfect, nobody dies of anything interesting.Havenmere Country Club runs on manners, money, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything, including the alligator living in the water hazard on fourteen. Everyone loves Barry. The Gator Guys have been called out four times. Barry remains undefeated.Eighty-four-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent thirteen winters here and missed nothing. So when Celeste Davenport, who has ruled Havenmere's social order for a decade, drops dead days after lifting a glass of champagne she never touches, Sylvia is the only one asking why a woman with a documented heart condition was drinking at all.Everyone else is satisfied. The club is relieved. The gossip has already moved on to the Winter Gala centerpieces.Armed with a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book and a best friend, Arlene, who has never once minded her own business, Sylvia starts pulling on a thread the whole community would rather she left alone. Her investigating partner Roz Kaufman keeps the theories organized. Detective Nikki Morales keeps telling them both to stop. Neither Sylvia nor Barry is inclined to listen.Because a heart attack asks nothing of anyone. Murder asks quite a lot.Welcome to Havenmere. Mind the alligator.Book One in the Havenmere Mysteries, a series of dark-comic cozy mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a side of Florida absurdity. For readers of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey, with the warmth and wit of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club. Havenmere's queen bee drops dead after a champagne toast she never touches. Only 84-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks it's murder. The resident alligator agrees. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some men are too good to be true. At Havenmere, that isn't a compliment. At Havenmere Country Club, the fairways are flawless, the funerals are catered, and everyone agrees it is a marvelous place to spend the years one has left. Eighty-five-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent fourteen winters here, long enough to know that the nicer a thing looks, the harder someone is working to keep you from looking closer. Then Warren Deitch dies. Everyone adored Warren; charming, attentive, wonderful with the widows, the kind of man who handled your money without a single unpleasant question. On a Wednesday in January, his heart simply stopped, and Havenmere buried a marvelous man with a lovely service and a tear or two that were almost certainly sincere. Everyone grieves. Sylvia takes notes. Armed with the notebook her late husband called her murder book, a best friend who hears everything, and a detective who wishes she'd sit down, Sylvia starts pulling at the one question no one else will touch: how a man can be that marvelous and that dead. Havenmere reaches its verdict early and is almost never wrong. Sylvia would like a word before it sticks.Welcome back to Havenmere. Barry has nothing to hide. About the Havenmere Mysteries: The Havenmere Mysteries are Florida-set cozy mysteries following Sylvia Stern, an eighty-five-year-old widow with a sharp eye, a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book, and a talent for noticing the things Havenmere Country Club would very much prefer she didn't. Each book stands alone, but readers who start with Book One, Murder on Clubhouse Lane, will find familiar faces, a few running jokes, and a fourteen-foot alligator named Barry who has been living rent-free in the water hazard on fourteen since before anyone can remember. The series combines classic whodunit plotting with the particular absurdity of Florida country club life: the social hierarchies, the widow networks, the golf carts with custom upholstery, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything. Praise for Murder on Clubhouse Lane"Sharper than the local police department and twice as determined."Death of a Marvelous Man is Book Two of the Havenmere Mysteries by W.A. Withrow. Havenmere's most beloved financial advisor dies of a heart attack no one questions. Only 85-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks something's wrong. Barry has no comment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In a place this perfect, nobody dies of anything interesting.Havenmere Country Club runs on manners, money, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything, including the alligator living in the water hazard on fourteen. Everyone loves Barry. The Gator Guys have been called out four times. Barry remains undefeated.Eighty-four-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent thirteen winters here and missed nothing. So when Celeste Davenport, who has ruled Havenmere's social order for a decade, drops dead days after lifting a glass of champagne she never touches, Sylvia is the only one asking why a woman with a documented heart condition was drinking at all.Everyone else is satisfied. The club is relieved. The gossip has already moved on to the Winter Gala centerpieces.Armed with a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book and a best friend, Arlene, who has never once minded her own business, Sylvia starts pulling on a thread the whole community would rather she left alone. Her investigating partner Roz Kaufman keeps the theories organized. Detective Nikki Morales keeps telling them both to stop. Neither Sylvia nor Barry is inclined to listen.Because a heart attack asks nothing of anyone. Murder asks quite a lot.Welcome to Havenmere. Mind the alligator.Book One in the Havenmere Mysteries, a series of dark-comic cozy mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a side of Florida absurdity. For readers of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey, with the warmth and wit of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club. Havenmere's queen bee drops dead after a champagne toast she never touches. Only 84-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks it's murder. The resident alligator agrees. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Some men are too good to be true. At Havenmere, that isn't a compliment. At Havenmere Country Club, the fairways are flawless, the funerals are catered, and everyone agrees it is a marvelous place to spend the years one has left. Eighty-five-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent fourteen winters here, long enough to know that the nicer a thing looks, the harder someone is working to keep you from looking closer. Then Warren Deitch dies. Everyone adored Warren; charming, attentive, wonderful with the widows, the kind of man who handled your money without a single unpleasant question. On a Wednesday in January, his heart simply stopped, and Havenmere buried a marvelous man with a lovely service and a tear or two that were almost certainly sincere. Everyone grieves. Sylvia takes notes. Armed with the notebook her late husband called her murder book, a best friend who hears everything, and a detective who wishes she'd sit down, Sylvia starts pulling at the one question no one else will touch: how a man can be that marvelous and that dead. Havenmere reaches its verdict early and is almost never wrong. Sylvia would like a word before it sticks.Welcome back to Havenmere. Barry has nothing to hide. About the Havenmere Mysteries: The Havenmere Mysteries are Florida-set cozy mysteries following Sylvia Stern, an eighty-five-year-old widow with a sharp eye, a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book, and a talent for noticing the things Havenmere Country Club would very much prefer she didn't. Each book stands alone, but readers who start with Book One, Murder on Clubhouse Lane, will find familiar faces, a few running jokes, and a fourteen-foot alligator named Barry who has been living rent-free in the water hazard on fourteen since before anyone can remember. The series combines classic whodunit plotting with the particular absurdity of Florida country club life: the social hierarchies, the widow networks, the golf carts with custom upholstery, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything. Praise for Murder on Clubhouse Lane"Sharper than the local police department and twice as determined."Death of a Marvelous Man is Book Two of the Havenmere Mysteries by W.A. Withrow. Havenmere's most beloved financial advisor dies of a heart attack no one questions. Only 85-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks something's wrong. Barry has no comment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In a place this perfect, nobody dies of anything interesting.Havenmere Country Club runs on manners, money, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything, including the alligator living in the water hazard on fourteen. Everyone loves Barry. The Gator Guys have been called out four times. Barry remains undefeated.Eighty-four-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent thirteen winters here and missed nothing. So when Celeste Davenport, who has ruled Havenmere's social order for a decade, drops dead days after lifting a glass of champagne she never touches, Sylvia is the only one asking why a woman with a documented heart condition was drinking at all.Everyone else is satisfied. The club is relieved. The gossip has already moved on to the Winter Gala centerpieces.Armed with a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book and a best friend, Arlene, who has never once minded her own business, Sylvia starts pulling on a thread the whole community would rather she left alone. Her investigating partner Roz Kaufman keeps the theories organized. Detective Nikki Morales keeps telling them both to stop. Neither Sylvia nor Barry is inclined to listen.Because a heart attack asks nothing of anyone. Murder asks quite a lot.Welcome to Havenmere. Mind the alligator.Book One in the Havenmere Mysteries, a series of dark-comic cozy mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a side of Florida absurdity. For readers of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey, with the warmth and wit of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some men are too good to be true. At Havenmere, that isn't a compliment. At Havenmere Country Club, the fairways are flawless, the funerals are catered, and everyone agrees it is a marvelous place to spend the years one has left. Eighty-five-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent fourteen winters here, long enough to know that the nicer a thing looks, the harder someone is working to keep you from looking closer. Then Warren Deitch dies. Everyone adored Warren; charming, attentive, wonderful with the widows, the kind of man who handled your money without a single unpleasant question. On a Wednesday in January, his heart simply stopped, and Havenmere buried a marvelous man with a lovely service and a tear or two that were almost certainly sincere. Everyone grieves. Sylvia takes notes. Armed with the notebook her late husband called her murder book, a best friend who hears everything, and a detective who wishes she'd sit down, Sylvia starts pulling at the one question no one else will touch: how a man can be that marvelous and that dead. Havenmere reaches its verdict early and is almost never wrong. Sylvia would like a word before it sticks.Welcome back to Havenmere. Barry has nothing to hide. About the Havenmere Mysteries: The Havenmere Mysteries are Florida-set cozy mysteries following Sylvia Stern, an eighty-five-year-old widow with a sharp eye, a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book, and a talent for noticing the things Havenmere Country Club would very much prefer she didn't. Each book stands alone, but readers who start with Book One, Murder on Clubhouse Lane, will find familiar faces, a few running jokes, and a fourteen-foot alligator named Barry who has been living rent-free in the water hazard on fourteen since before anyone can remember. The series combines classic whodunit plotting with the particular absurdity of Florida country club life: the social hierarchies, the widow networks, the golf carts with custom upholstery, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything. Praise for Murder on Clubhouse Lane'Sharper than the local police department and twice as determined.'Death of a Marvelous Man is Book Two of the Havenmere Mysteries by W.A. Withrow.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some men are too good to be true. At Havenmere, that isn't a compliment. At Havenmere Country Club, the fairways are flawless, the funerals are catered, and everyone agrees it is a marvelous place to spend the years one has left. Eighty-five-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent fourteen winters here, long enough to know that the nicer a thing looks, the harder someone is working to keep you from looking closer. Then Warren Deitch dies. Everyone adored Warren; charming, attentive, wonderful with the widows, the kind of man who handled your money without a single unpleasant question. On a Wednesday in January, his heart simply stopped, and Havenmere buried a marvelous man with a lovely service and a tear or two that were almost certainly sincere. Everyone grieves. Sylvia takes notes. Armed with the notebook her late husband called her murder book, a best friend who hears everything, and a detective who wishes she'd sit down, Sylvia starts pulling at the one question no one else will touch: how a man can be that marvelous and that dead. Havenmere reaches its verdict early and is almost never wrong. Sylvia would like a word before it sticks.Welcome back to Havenmere. Barry has nothing to hide. About the Havenmere Mysteries: The Havenmere Mysteries are Florida-set cozy mysteries following Sylvia Stern, an eighty-five-year-old widow with a sharp eye, a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book, and a talent for noticing the things Havenmere Country Club would very much prefer she didn't. Each book stands alone, but readers who start with Book One, Murder on Clubhouse Lane, will find familiar faces, a few running jokes, and a fourteen-foot alligator named Barry who has been living rent-free in the water hazard on fourteen since before anyone can remember. The series combines classic whodunit plotting with the particular absurdity of Florida country club life: the social hierarchies, the widow networks, the golf carts with custom upholstery, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything. Praise for Murder on Clubhouse Lane"Sharper than the local police department and twice as determined."Death of a Marvelous Man is Book Two of the Havenmere Mysteries by W.A. Withrow. Havenmere's most beloved financial advisor dies of a heart attack no one questions. Only 85-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks something's wrong. Barry has no comment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In a place this perfect, nobody dies of anything interesting.Havenmere Country Club runs on manners, money, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything, including the alligator living in the water hazard on fourteen. Everyone loves Barry. The Gator Guys have been called out four times. Barry remains undefeated.Eighty-four-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent thirteen winters here and missed nothing. So when Celeste Davenport, who has ruled Havenmere's social order for a decade, drops dead days after lifting a glass of champagne she never touches, Sylvia is the only one asking why a woman with a documented heart condition was drinking at all.Everyone else is satisfied. The club is relieved. The gossip has already moved on to the Winter Gala centerpieces.Armed with a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book and a best friend, Arlene, who has never once minded her own business, Sylvia starts pulling on a thread the whole community would rather she left alone. Her investigating partner Roz Kaufman keeps the theories organized. Detective Nikki Morales keeps telling them both to stop. Neither Sylvia nor Barry is inclined to listen.Because a heart attack asks nothing of anyone. Murder asks quite a lot.Welcome to Havenmere. Mind the alligator.Book One in the Havenmere Mysteries, a series of dark-comic cozy mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a side of Florida absurdity. For readers of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey, with the warmth and wit of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club. Havenmere's queen bee drops dead after a champagne toast she never touches. Only 84-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks it's murder. The resident alligator agrees. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some men are too good to be true. At Havenmere, that isn't a compliment. At Havenmere Country Club, the fairways are flawless, the funerals are catered, and everyone agrees it is a marvelous place to spend the years one has left. Eighty-five-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent fourteen winters here, long enough to know that the nicer a thing looks, the harder someone is working to keep you from looking closer. Then Warren Deitch dies. Everyone adored Warren; charming, attentive, wonderful with the widows, the kind of man who handled your money without a single unpleasant question. On a Wednesday in January, his heart simply stopped, and Havenmere buried a marvelous man with a lovely service and a tear or two that were almost certainly sincere. Everyone grieves. Sylvia takes notes. Armed with the notebook her late husband called her murder book, a best friend who hears everything, and a detective who wishes she'd sit down, Sylvia starts pulling at the one question no one else will touch: how a man can be that marvelous and that dead. Havenmere reaches its verdict early and is almost never wrong. Sylvia would like a word before it sticks.Welcome back to Havenmere. Barry has nothing to hide. About the Havenmere Mysteries: The Havenmere Mysteries are Florida-set cozy mysteries following Sylvia Stern, an eighty-five-year-old widow with a sharp eye, a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book, and a talent for noticing the things Havenmere Country Club would very much prefer she didn't. Each book stands alone, but readers who start with Book One, Murder on Clubhouse Lane, will find familiar faces, a few running jokes, and a fourteen-foot alligator named Barry who has been living rent-free in the water hazard on fourteen since before anyone can remember. The series combines classic whodunit plotting with the particular absurdity of Florida country club life: the social hierarchies, the widow networks, the golf carts with custom upholstery, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything. Praise for Murder on Clubhouse Lane"Sharper than the local police department and twice as determined."Death of a Marvelous Man is Book Two of the Havenmere Mysteries by W.A. Withrow. Havenmere's most beloved financial advisor dies of a heart attack no one questions. Only 85-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks something's wrong. Barry has no comment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In a place this perfect, nobody dies of anything interesting.Havenmere Country Club runs on manners, money, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything, including the alligator living in the water hazard on fourteen. Everyone loves Barry. The Gator Guys have been called out four times. Barry remains undefeated.Eighty-four-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent thirteen winters here and missed nothing. So when Celeste Davenport, who has ruled Havenmere's social order for a decade, drops dead days after lifting a glass of champagne she never touches, Sylvia is the only one asking why a woman with a documented heart condition was drinking at all.Everyone else is satisfied. The club is relieved. The gossip has already moved on to the Winter Gala centerpieces.Armed with a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book and a best friend, Arlene, who has never once minded her own business, Sylvia starts pulling on a thread the whole community would rather she left alone. Her investigating partner Roz Kaufman keeps the theories organized. Detective Nikki Morales keeps telling them both to stop. Neither Sylvia nor Barry is inclined to listen.Because a heart attack asks nothing of anyone. Murder asks quite a lot.Welcome to Havenmere. Mind the alligator.Book One in the Havenmere Mysteries, a series of dark-comic cozy mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a side of Florida absurdity. For readers of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey, with the warmth and wit of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club. Havenmere's queen bee drops dead after a champagne toast she never touches. Only 84-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks it's murder. The resident alligator agrees. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In a place this perfect, nobody dies of anything interesting.Havenmere Country Club runs on manners, money, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything, including the alligator living in the water hazard on fourteen. Everyone loves Barry. The Gator Guys have been called out four times. Barry remains undefeated.Eighty-four-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent thirteen winters here and missed nothing. So when Celeste Davenport, who has ruled Havenmere's social order for a decade, drops dead days after lifting a glass of champagne she never touches, Sylvia is the only one asking why a woman with a documented heart condition was drinking at all.Everyone else is satisfied. The club is relieved. The gossip has already moved on to the Winter Gala centerpieces.Armed with a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book and a best friend, Arlene, who has never once minded her own business, Sylvia starts pulling on a thread the whole community would rather she left alone. Her investigating partner Roz Kaufman keeps the theories organized. Detective Nikki Morales keeps telling them both to stop. Neither Sylvia nor Barry is inclined to listen.Because a heart attack asks nothing of anyone. Murder asks quite a lot.Welcome to Havenmere. Mind the alligator.Book One in the Havenmere Mysteries, a series of dark-comic cozy mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a side of Florida absurdity. For readers of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey, with the warmth and wit of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In a place this perfect, nobody dies of anything interesting.Havenmere Country Club runs on manners, money, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything, including the alligator living in the water hazard on fourteen. Everyone loves Barry. The Gator Guys have been called out four times. Barry remains undefeated.Eighty-four-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent thirteen winters here and missed nothing. So when Celeste Davenport, who has ruled Havenmere's social order for a decade, drops dead days after lifting a glass of champagne she never touches, Sylvia is the only one asking why a woman with a documented heart condition was drinking at all.Everyone else is satisfied. The club is relieved. The gossip has already moved on to the Winter Gala centerpieces.Armed with a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book and a best friend, Arlene, who has never once minded her own business, Sylvia starts pulling on a thread the whole community would rather she left alone. Her investigating partner Roz Kaufman keeps the theories organized. Detective Nikki Morales keeps telling them both to stop. Neither Sylvia nor Barry is inclined to listen.Because a heart attack asks nothing of anyone. Murder asks quite a lot.Welcome to Havenmere. Mind the alligator.Book One in the Havenmere Mysteries, a series of dark-comic cozy mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a side of Florida absurdity. For readers of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey, with the warmth and wit of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club. Havenmere's queen bee drops dead after a champagne toast she never touches. Only 84-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks it's murder. The resident alligator agrees. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In a place this perfect, nobody dies of anything interesting.Havenmere Country Club runs on manners, money, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything, including the alligator living in the water hazard on fourteen. Everyone loves Barry. The Gator Guys have been called out four times. Barry remains undefeated.Eighty-four-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent thirteen winters here and missed nothing. So when Celeste Davenport, who has ruled Havenmere's social order for a decade, drops dead days after lifting a glass of champagne she never touches, Sylvia is the only one asking why a woman with a documented heart condition was drinking at all.Everyone else is satisfied. The club is relieved. The gossip has already moved on to the Winter Gala centerpieces.Armed with a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book and a best friend, Arlene, who has never once minded her own business, Sylvia starts pulling on a thread the whole community would rather she left alone. Her investigating partner Roz Kaufman keeps the theories organized. Detective Nikki Morales keeps telling them both to stop. Neither Sylvia nor Barry is inclined to listen.Because a heart attack asks nothing of anyone. Murder asks quite a lot.Welcome to Havenmere. Mind the alligator.Book One in the Havenmere Mysteries, a series of dark-comic cozy mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a side of Florida absurdity. For readers of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey, with the warmth and wit of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club. Havenmere's queen bee drops dead after a champagne toast she never touches. Only 84-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks it's murder. The resident alligator agrees. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Some men are too good to be true. At Havenmere, that isn't a compliment. At Havenmere Country Club, the fairways are flawless, the funerals are catered, and everyone agrees it is a marvelous place to spend the years one has left. Eighty-five-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent fourteen winters here, long enough to know that the nicer a thing looks, the harder someone is working to keep you from looking closer. Then Warren Deitch dies. Everyone adored Warren; charming, attentive, wonderful with the widows, the kind of man who handled your money without a single unpleasant question. On a Wednesday in January, his heart simply stopped, and Havenmere buried a marvelous man with a lovely service and a tear or two that were almost certainly sincere. Everyone grieves. Sylvia takes notes. Armed with the notebook her late husband called her murder book, a best friend who hears everything, and a detective who wishes she'd sit down, Sylvia starts pulling at the one question no one else will touch: how a man can be that marvelous and that dead. Havenmere reaches its verdict early and is almost never wrong. Sylvia would like a word before it sticks.Welcome back to Havenmere. Barry has nothing to hide. About the Havenmere Mysteries: The Havenmere Mysteries are Florida-set cozy mysteries following Sylvia Stern, an eighty-five-year-old widow with a sharp eye, a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book, and a talent for noticing the things Havenmere Country Club would very much prefer she didn't. Each book stands alone, but readers who start with Book One, Murder on Clubhouse Lane, will find familiar faces, a few running jokes, and a fourteen-foot alligator named Barry who has been living rent-free in the water hazard on fourteen since before anyone can remember. The series combines classic whodunit plotting with the particular absurdity of Florida country club life: the social hierarchies, the widow networks, the golf carts with custom upholstery, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything. Praise for Murder on Clubhouse Lane"Sharper than the local police department and twice as determined."Death of a Marvelous Man is Book Two of the Havenmere Mysteries by W.A. Withrow. Havenmere's most beloved financial advisor dies of a heart attack no one questions. Only 85-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks something's wrong. Barry has no comment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some men are too good to be true. At Havenmere, that isn't a compliment. At Havenmere Country Club, the fairways are flawless, the funerals are catered, and everyone agrees it is a marvelous place to spend the years one has left. Eighty-five-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent fourteen winters here, long enough to know that the nicer a thing looks, the harder someone is working to keep you from looking closer. Then Warren Deitch dies. Everyone adored Warren; charming, attentive, wonderful with the widows, the kind of man who handled your money without a single unpleasant question. On a Wednesday in January, his heart simply stopped, and Havenmere buried a marvelous man with a lovely service and a tear or two that were almost certainly sincere. Everyone grieves. Sylvia takes notes. Armed with the notebook her late husband called her murder book, a best friend who hears everything, and a detective who wishes she'd sit down, Sylvia starts pulling at the one question no one else will touch: how a man can be that marvelous and that dead. Havenmere reaches its verdict early and is almost never wrong. Sylvia would like a word before it sticks.Welcome back to Havenmere. Barry has nothing to hide. About the Havenmere Mysteries: The Havenmere Mysteries are Florida-set cozy mysteries following Sylvia Stern, an eighty-five-year-old widow with a sharp eye, a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book, and a talent for noticing the things Havenmere Country Club would very much prefer she didn't. Each book stands alone, but readers who start with Book One, Murder on Clubhouse Lane, will find familiar faces, a few running jokes, and a fourteen-foot alligator named Barry who has been living rent-free in the water hazard on fourteen since before anyone can remember. The series combines classic whodunit plotting with the particular absurdity of Florida country club life: the social hierarchies, the widow networks, the golf carts with custom upholstery, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything. Praise for Murder on Clubhouse Lane'Sharper than the local police department and twice as determined.'Death of a Marvelous Man is Book Two of the Havenmere Mysteries by W.A. Withrow.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Some men are too good to be true. At Havenmere, that isn't a compliment. At Havenmere Country Club, the fairways are flawless, the funerals are catered, and everyone agrees it is a marvelous place to spend the years one has left. Eighty-five-year-old Sylvia Stern has spent fourteen winters here, long enough to know that the nicer a thing looks, the harder someone is working to keep you from looking closer. Then Warren Deitch dies. Everyone adored Warren; charming, attentive, wonderful with the widows, the kind of man who handled your money without a single unpleasant question. On a Wednesday in January, his heart simply stopped, and Havenmere buried a marvelous man with a lovely service and a tear or two that were almost certainly sincere. Everyone grieves. Sylvia takes notes. Armed with the notebook her late husband called her murder book, a best friend who hears everything, and a detective who wishes she'd sit down, Sylvia starts pulling at the one question no one else will touch: how a man can be that marvelous and that dead. Havenmere reaches its verdict early and is almost never wrong. Sylvia would like a word before it sticks.Welcome back to Havenmere. Barry has nothing to hide. About the Havenmere Mysteries: The Havenmere Mysteries are Florida-set cozy mysteries following Sylvia Stern, an eighty-five-year-old widow with a sharp eye, a spiral notebook her late husband called her murder book, and a talent for noticing the things Havenmere Country Club would very much prefer she didn't. Each book stands alone, but readers who start with Book One, Murder on Clubhouse Lane, will find familiar faces, a few running jokes, and a fourteen-foot alligator named Barry who has been living rent-free in the water hazard on fourteen since before anyone can remember. The series combines classic whodunit plotting with the particular absurdity of Florida country club life: the social hierarchies, the widow networks, the golf carts with custom upholstery, and the collective agreement never to look too closely at anything. Praise for Murder on Clubhouse Lane"Sharper than the local police department and twice as determined."Death of a Marvelous Man is Book Two of the Havenmere Mysteries by W.A. Withrow. Havenmere's most beloved financial advisor dies of a heart attack no one questions. Only 85-year-old Sylvia Stern thinks something's wrong. Barry has no comment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Murder on Clubhouse Lane | W. A. Withrow | Taschenbuch | Havenmere Mysteries | Englisch | 2026 | 2nd Wind Publishing, LLC | EAN 9798996369560 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Death of a Marvelous Man | W. A. Withrow | Taschenbuch | Havenmere Mysteries | Englisch | 2026 | 2nd Wind Publishing, LLC | EAN 9798951568083 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…