Paging the dead a family history mystery

"When a professional genealogist who teaches classes in family history scrapbooking is implicated in the murder of her client, she starts her own investigation to clear her name--and avoid jail!Genealogist Sophie McClure spends much of her time researching the histories of families. With the he...

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Main Author: Bonner, Brynn, 1950-
Format: Books Print Book
Language: English
Published: New York : Gallery Books, 2013.
Edition: First Gallery Books trade pbk. ed.
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Summary: "When a professional genealogist who teaches classes in family history scrapbooking is implicated in the murder of her client, she starts her own investigation to clear her name--and avoid jail!Genealogist Sophie McClure spends much of her time researching the histories of families. With the help of her business partner and medium, Esme Sabatier, she is able to achieve extraordinary results in tracing family histories, which she translates into archival-scrapbooking. When one of their clients ends up dead and the evidence in the crime scene points to them, Sophie and Esme are immediately suspected of foul play. To clear their names they need to channel all of their investigative efforts--with the help of their scrapbooking club--into finding a murderer"-- Provided by publisher.
Physical Description: 290 p. ; 21 cm.
ISBN: 9781451661866 (pbk.)
145166186X (pbk.)
9781451661880 (ebk.)
1451661886 (ebk.)
Author Notes: Brynn Bonner grew up in Alabama and is a long-time resident of North Carolina. Both her literary fiction and mysteries reflect the landscapes and the genuine people of her southern heritage. Bonner currently pens the Family History Mystery series for Pocket Books. Writing as Ellen Harris, Bonner wrote six books for the Mysteries of Sparrow Island series published by Guidepost Books. Her short stories have been featured in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Now and Then, Crossroads, and other publications.