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STALKERS IN SLEAUFORT
by Ethel Kouba
412 pages
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Facing a new set of adventures, including Halloween in Sleaufort, nude-suit mud wrestling, poisoned eclairs, a mysterious pirate, a deadly troll, and a diet free of calories, Bixie Lee Biddle returns in Stalkers in Sleaufort, a humorous mystery.
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Category: Fiction:Mystery
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About the Book
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Facing a new set of adventures, including Halloween in Sleaufort, nude-suit mud wrestling, poisoned éclairs, a mysterious pirate, a deadly troll, and a diet free of calories, Bixie Lee Biddle returns in Stalkers in Sleaufort, a humorous mystery.
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| About the Author |
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Ethel Kouba attended North Carolina State University and the University of Florida. She has two sons and does clinical research in North Carolina. She has already published two Bixie books. In another lifetime, she says she would have been Bixie - but without the cleaning or dead people part. |
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