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Old 12-19-2014, 01:02 AM   #369
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Cappuccino at the Crypt, the first in the St. Polycarp series by Marianna Heusler, is now a US Kindle Countdown deal, at $0.99 for about 3 more days, before going up to $2.99.

link: http://www.amazon.com/Cappuccino-Cry...dp/B00MH5LNAC/
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Father Felix, Head master and parish priest at St. Polycarp Church and school is on his way to Palermo, Sicily with a wild bunch of teenage girls from St. Hilda's school. He is sharing chaperone duties with Amelia Johnston and Julia Hopwood, both teachers at St. Polycarp and incorrigible amateur detectives, or snoopy busy-bodies in father Felix's mind, who credit themselves with solving the recent murder of Ms. Pinkerton at St. Polycarp School. Ms. Johnston and Ms. Hopwood think their trip is just an exciting week away during the long summer break and the pay is good, but Father Felix is on a mission and it could be dangerous. A confession of a terrible secret haunts him. He cannot break the confessional bond but volunteered for the trip to Sicily with his teachers to try to right a wrong. The secret is buried in the famous crypts in Palermo where the gruesome displays of dead bodies and dead priests are not for the faint-hearted. Father Felix only hopes that he doesn't end up in the collection and Ms. Johnston and Ms. Hopwood only hope they don't end up spending more time with the loutish girls from St. Hilda's.


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Murder at St. Polycarp by Marianna Heusler is the second in the St. Polycarp series. It's on US Kindle Countdown at $0.99 for about 2 1/2 more days before going up to $2.99. This was originally pubished (in the US at least) by Worldwide, according to the as-yet-unread 2010 DTB sitting on my shelf, which will now probably be replaced by an unread ebook sitting on my computer...

Unfortunately the first one, Cappuccino at the Crypt, which has a much better title (IMO) than the rather blandly named Murder at St. Polycarp, is not on sale, at least not now.

link: http://www.amazon.com/Murder-Polycar.../dp/B00MI6L814
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