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 Virtual sitdown with Margot Justes 
 
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| At a professional
and emotional crossroad in her life, Minola Grey, an American painter
decides that a trip to Paris is just what she needs to re-capture her
muse. Soon after her arrival, a murder in the hotel disrupts her peaceful
contemplation. Quick on the case is Interpol Inspector Peter Riley,
who suspects Minola of holding the oldest profession known to man.
Despite his rudeness and hostility, the gratuitous loss of life impacts
her deeply and forces her to take action. With an eye for details,
Minola's ability to observethe casual occurrences of every day life
instilled in her as an artist, and her equally impressive talent to
putting it on paper could help bring the case to closure. But when
the murderer realizes she knows too much, can Peter Riley keep her
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Title: Missing ISBN: 978-1-59080-611-1 Genre: Anthology During 2007 814,967 missing person records were entered into the National Crime Information Center’s Database. In 2009 A mysterious gathering of authors present MISSING Proceeds to benefit National Center for Missing and Exploited Children |
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| Title: The Heat of the Moment ISBN: 978-1-59080-596-1 Genre: Anthology Pages: 284 Price: USA 14.99 Canada 17.99 The Heat of the Moment is an anthology of twenty short stories with one common theme-fire.The stories will tap human emotions with their overwhelming credit to survival. Book reviews The Fire Safe Council of San Diego County.  Read more about author Margot Justes and The Heat of the Moment |
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