Death Goes Dutch by Bell Jr, Albert A.

Death Goes Dutch (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781542909105)

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Death Goes Dutch by Bell Jr, Albert A.

Death Goes Dutch

$15.95
Death Goes Dutch by Bell Jr, Albert A.

Death Goes Dutch

$15.95
Format: Paperback
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Sarah DeGraaf reunites adoptees with their biological parents -bittersweet for a Korean-American adoptee unlikely to ever have the same experience. When she finds that her client's mother, a furniture industry heiress, died under mysterious circumstances that were never investigated, her personal commitment takes her farther than agency regulations allow. As long-concealed family secrets unravel, more is at stake than the job Sarah loves and the possibility of fortune for her client. Someone will kill to protect what they've gained. Praise for Albert A. Bell's mysteries: Fast paced with well-defined, intriguing characters. I couldn't put it (Death Goes Dutch) down until I finished. - Maris Soule, award-winning author of Thrill of the Chase Superbly crafted, wonderfully written murder mystery that treats the reader to a thrilling detective story meticulously backgrounded with ... detail. - Midwest Book Review Superlative ... The plot "worked", and the dialogue seemed just right. A winner all around - Margaret F. Baker, Past Tense

Author: Albert A. Bell Jr
ISBN-10: 1542909104
ISBN-13: 9781542909105
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 02/06/2017
Pages: 296
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.83lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.51w x 0.67d
By Albert A. Bell Jr
By Albert A. Bell Jr
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Albert A. Bell, Jr discovered his love for writing in high school, with his first publication in 1972. Although he considers himself a "shy person," he believes he is a storyteller more than a literary artist. He says, "When I read a book I'm more interested in one with a plot that keeps moving rather than long descriptive passages or philosophical reflection." He writes books he would enjoy reading himself. A native of South Carolina, Dr. Bell has taught at Hope College in Holland, Michigan since 1978, and, from 1994 - 2004 served as Chair of the History Department. He holds a PhD from UNC-Chapel Hill, as well as an MA from Duke and an MDiv from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is married to psychologist Bettye Jo Barnes Bell; they have four children and two grandsons Bell is well-known for the historical mysteries of the series, Cases from the Notebooks of Pliny the Younger. Corpus Conundrum, third of the series, was a Best Mystery of the year from Library Journal. The Secret of the Lonely Grave, first in the series of Steve and Kendra Mysteries for young people, won a Mom's Choice Silver Medal and the Evelyn Thurman Young Readers Award.

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