Slow Dollar

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Slow Dollar

By: Margaret Maron

Narrated by: C.J. Critt

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Best-selling author Margaret Maron is a winner of the Edgar, Anthony, Agatha, Macavity, and American Mystery Awards. Her captivating mysteries feature quick-witted Deborah Knott, a lawyer, district judge, and devout North Carolinian. At the annual Harvest Festival carnival, while everyone else is playing games and having fun, someone commits murder. As Deborah investigates, she must struggle to win a carny's confidence while a dark web of dangerous secrets begins to unravel.©2000 Margaret Maron (P)2000 Recorded Books

Margaret MaronC.J. CrittRecorded BooksA Deborah Knott Mystery

Mystery

Suspense

Thriller & Suspense

Women Sleuths

Mystery Suspense Thriller & Suspense Women Sleuths

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"The rural North Carolina dialogue and 'carny' talk are perfect, especially descriptions of food, fashion and enchanting scenery of Indian summer in the South. The author draws family relationships so clearly you feel you could melt right into the crowd for barbecue, biscuits, slaw and cobbler." (Publishers Weekly)
"Maron's appealing story races forward at breakneck speed, taking full advantage of familiar characters and both real and fictional locations." (Library Journal)

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