A BONE IN HER TEETH: A St. Augustine Mystery

by Ann McAllister Clark

307 pages

Unjustly accused by her brother, Anna Wells is banished from her home in bitterly cold Michigan and set adrift to paradise. St. Augustine, Florida greets her with a new home, scarlet bougainvillea, Spanish moss, deception, art theft, assassins and murder.

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About the Book
A BONE IN HER TEETH A Bone In Her Teeth: Nautical term for a vessel with a prominent white wave at her bow as she's well underway. _______________________________________________________ Unjustly accused by her brother, Anna Wells is banished from her home in bitterly cold Michigan and set adrift to paradise. St. Augustine, Florida greets her with a new home, scarlet bougainvillea, Spanish moss, deception, art theft, assassins and murder. In a few days, Anna becomes a reluctant sleuth when she is embroiled in the twists and turns that surround her, Safety Harbor Marina and Thoberry's Used Bookshop. A Bone In Her Teeth is the first book in a series of the charm and mysteries of St. Augustine, Florida.
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About the Author
	A graduate with a BA in Education from charming Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Ann McAllister Clark is a teacher, a journalist, fiction writer, and used bookseller. She now lives and writes in a small cottage in the Nation's Oldest City, St. Augustine, Florida.