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Bibliography

Scumble River Mysteries:

Book 1, July 2000: Murder of a Small-Town Honey
ISBN 0-451-20055-1 * Large Print ISBN 0-7862-3329-X

Book 2, April 2001: Murder of a Sweet Old Lady
ISBN 0-451-20272-4 * Large Print ISBN 0-7862-3674-4

Book 3, April 2002: Murder of a Sleeping Beauty
ISBN 0-451-20548-0 * Large Print ISBN 0-7862-4402-X *
Audio cassettes ISBN 0-7927-2553-0


Book 4, April 2003: Murder of a Snake in the Grass
ISBN 0-451-20834-X * Large Print ISBN 0-7862-5629-X

Book 5, November 2003: Murder of a Barbie and Ken
ISBN 0-451-21072-7 * Large Print ISBN 0-7862-6126-9

Book 6, July 2004: Murder of a Pink Elephant
ISBN 0-451-21210-X * Large Print ISBN 0-7862-6798-4

Book 7, July 2005: Murder of a Smart Cookie
ISBN 0-451-21584-2 * Large Print ISBN 0-7862-7765-3

Book 8, August 2006: Murder of a Real Bad Boy
ISBN 0-451-21828-0 * Large Print ISBN 0-7862-9282-2

Book 9, April 2007: Murder of a Botoxed Blonde
ISBN 978-0-451-22141-4 * Large Print ISBN 978-0-786-29680-4

Book 10, April 2008: Murder of a Chocolate-Covered Cherry
ISBN 978-0-451-22368-5 * Large Print ISBN 978-1-410-40771-9

Book 11, April 2009: Murder of a Royal Pain
ISBN 978-0-451-22658-7 * Large Print ISBN 978-1-60285-486-4

Book 12, April 2010: Murder of a Wedding Belle
ISBN 978-0-451-22961-8

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Book 12, April 2010
Murder of a Wedding Belle
Murder of a Wedding Belle
ISBN 978-0-451-22961-8


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Short Story, June 2001: "Not a Monster of a Chance"
in the anthology And the Dying is Easy
Signet (Penguin) $6.99 * ISBN 0-451-20329-1


Novella, February 2005: "Dead Blondes Tell No Tales"
in the anthology Drop-Dead Blonde
Signet (Penguin) $6.99 * ISBN 0-451-21444-7


Scumble River is not a real town. The characters and events are entirely fictional, and any resemblance to living persons is pure coincidence.
Scumble River Mysteries


"Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't." — Mark Twain (1835-1910), U.S. author. Following the Equator, Chapter 15, "Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar" (1897).
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