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Lanier, Virginia A BRACE OF BLOODHOUNDS HarperCollins 1997 0061010898 / 9780061010897 First Edition Hardcover Very Good+ in Near Fine dust jacket Signed by Author Signed by author on title-page. Pages yellowing. ; 1 x 9.75 x 6.5 Inches; 336 pages; Hard-boiled Georgia peach Jo Beth Siddon has a nose for trouble that rivals even the olfactory prowess of her beloved bloodhounds. This latest caper has her trying to dig up the dirt on what may be an insidious crime ring's marijuana field. The problem is, one of her friends has unwittingly become involved in their shady dealings, and it's up to Jo Beth to help her out of the mess. As if all this isn't enough, Bubba, Jo Beth's violent ex, is hounding her again, and Jo Beth knows that if he catches her, there will be hell to pay. Wading knee-deep through this quagmire of danger and deceit, Jo Beth knows that her only hope lies not with the snub-nosed .32 revolver in her hand, but with the droopy-eared, drooling hounds at her feet. Man's best friend is working for a woman now, and with the bloodhounds on the hunt, it's a frantic chase at breakneck speed down a convoluted trail of clues that takes readers through the steaming swamps of the Okefenokee and holds them spellbound until the final bone-chilling finish. ; Signed by Author Price:
36.00 USD
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Lanier, Virginia BLIND BLOODHOUND JUSTICE HarperCollins 1998 0060175478 / 9780060175474 First Edition Hardcover Very Good in Very Good dust jacket Signed by Author Signed by author on title-page. ; 1.2 x 9.4 x 6 Inches; 288 pages; Legion of fans will cheer the return of wisecracking sleuth Jo Beth Sidden and her remarkable canine pals in Blind Bloodhound Justice, the fourth installment in Virginia Lanier's award-winning mystery series. In Blind Bloodhound Justice, Lanier gives readers what they have come to expect - a masterful combination of personal experience, authentic southern charm, unforgettable characters along with a healthy dose of adventure.What do you do when you're trying to forget about the fact that it's been three months, six days, and five hours since you quit smoking, that there's no significant man in your life except your homicidal ex-husband Bubba, and that it's 35 degrees, a temperature most Georgians never have to contend with? Well, if you're anything like Jo Beth Sidden, the toughest breed of Georgia Peach, you get yourself mixed up in some crazy adventure, hop in your van with your trusty bloodhound sidekick and start nosing around. Jo Beth's latest pursuit takes her back 30 years when she's asked by the sheriff to "quietly" look into one of the town's most crimes ghost stories - the kidnapping and murder of a nanny and child. It seems that the man convicted of the murders has been bounced out of the big house for health reasons, and now rumors are flying about who is moving back to the town to live in the house where it all took place. Of course, it wouldn't seem right for the sheriff to be seen poking into a crime from 1965, so as usual, it's up to gutsy Jo Beth and her fearless bloodhounds to track down the truth and expose the real killer. Meanwhile, a search-and-rescue call plunges Jo Beth, along with her partner and friend Jasmine and two of her best bloodhounds, into the Okefenokee Swamp to track the mysterious disappearance of a mother and child. As night draws nearer, the search draws the rescue party deeper into dangerous and unforgiving territory, closer to a chilling discovery and face to face with death. And as if she didn't have enough to do, Jo Beth continues to conduct her now-famous tracking seminar for bloodhound handlers, mends a friendship that has been put to the test, and narrowly escapes an encounter with Bubba, a man bent on nothing short of murder. Virginia Lanier has done it again -- in the midst of all the tantalizing plot twists and quirky characters, Jo Beth stands out. Her wit, her southern feminism, her compassion and her humanity all make her character and this series the best of its kind. Even the most seasoned mystery lover will be left panting.; Signed by Author Price:
16.00 USD
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Collection Of School Newsletters From Charlottesville, Virginia THE MCGUFFEY READER/THE SENTINEL/THE FRONTIERSMAN Charlottesville Superintendent of Schools 1945 Limited Edition Hardcover Very Good- Publication statement on inside front cover is wrinkled from glue separation. Owner's name on endpaper. Covers somewhat warped. ; Contents include: 1. The McGuffey Reader. Published by McGuffey School, Charlottesville, Virginia. Volume XIV - Edition 1944 - Numbers 1-9, September 1944 - May 1945. Includes a 12 page Historical Supplement describing the White and Black schools in Charlottesville with respect to enrollment and teachers. 2. The Sentinel. Published by Venable School, Charlottesville, Virginia. Volume XIX, September 1944-May 1945. 3. The Frontiersman. Published by George Rogers Clark School, Charlottesville, Virginia. Volume XIV, September 1944 - May 1945. Statement of publication glued to inside front cover, reads in part as: Only ten bound copies of the materials assembled in this volume are in existence. These copies are located as follows: (A list of locations in Virginia. ) ; 4to 11" - 13" tall Price:
45.00 USD
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