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A Bouquet of Rue

A Maggie MacGowen Mystery

A Bouquet of Rue( )
Author: Hornsby, Wendy
ISBN:978-1-56474-607-8
Publication Date:Apr 2019
Publisher:Daniel & Daniel, Publishers, Incorporated
Imprint:Perseverance Press
Book Format:Paperback
List Price:USD $15.95
Book Description:

Filmmaker Maggie MacGowen moves to France ready to settle into a new job with a French television network and a new life with diplomat Jean-Paul Bernard. Maggie soon discovers that under the peaceful veneer of the leafy Paris suburb where she now lives, there are deep and troubling fissures. At first she is an object of curiosity, the woman taking the place of Jean-Paul's beloved, deceased wife. But as she is drawn into the search for a girl named Ophelia, and tries to stop the...
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Book Details
Pages:248
Detailed Subjects: Fiction / Mystery & Detective / General
Physical Dimensions (W X L X H):5.5 x 8.5 x 0.67 Inches
Book Weight:0.688 Pounds
Author Biography
Hornsby, Wendy (Author)
Wendy Hornsby, Wendy Hornsby is a native of southern California born in 1947. She attended UCLA and California State University, Long Beach, and holds graduate degrees in Ancient and Medieval History. She went on after graduation to teach history at Long Beach City College for 10 years.

Her first book, "No Harm" (1987), received critical acclaim. The Maggie MacGowen mystery, "77th Street Requiem," was named one of the six best mysteries of 1995 by Publisher's Weekly Magazine. Hornsby has written several mystery novels and short stories and has received the Edgar Allan Poe Award, the Reviewers Choice Award for Best Contemporary Suspense from Romantic Times Magazine, the Mystery Scene Reader Award, the Orange Coast Fiction Award, and has been nominated for the Anthony Boucher Award.

Wendy Hornsby added a new title to her Maggie MacGowen mystery novels in 2009- In The Guise of Mercy.

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