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Old 09-10-2009, 12:46 PM   #23
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Ooooh, you are tough cookie to crack, BUT in addition to the John Levitt, if you are still willing to read DTB, here is a cozy/mystery (no spec element)--fabulous:

Kaye C. Hill "Dead Woman's Shoes" (I think it's cheapest to order direct from Creme de la Crime, but it's also available at amazon and bookdespository.)

http://www.cremedelacrime.com/backlist.htm Page down the backlist and you'll find it. It's on sale I think.

Hill's second is out and should be on the way to me shortly. IGNORE the covers. I know they don't look at all cozy, (and are horrid) but I assure you--these are cozies--fun, lovable, excellent reads.

There's a chihuahua, a missing cat, a sleuth on the run...and she must step into a "dead woman's shoes" to find a job...

Seriously good stuff!

Maria
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