Guilt trip / Judith Cutler.
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TextSeries: Cutler, Judith. Lina Townend series ; Publisher: London : Severn House Large Print, 2014Copyright date: ©2012Edition: First large print editionDescription: 319 pages (large print) ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780727897404 (hardback) :Subject(s): Townend, Lina (Fictitious character) -- Fiction | Antique dealers -- Fiction | Aristocracy (Social class) -- FictionGenre/Form: Detective and mystery stories. | Large type books. DDC classification: 823.914 Summary: CRIME & MYSTERY. Troubles never arrive singly for antiques dealer Lina Townend and her business partner Griff Tripp...The local antiques fair Lina Townend and Griff Tripp set up stall at may be a disaster, but when a local director swoops in and begs Griff to star in her latest production, Lina hopes it will take Griff's mind off a problem he won't share. Lina's own good luck is non-existent - her relationship is going nowhere and her business is faltering. But there's worse to come: 'pranks' played on the Curtain Call cast turn nasty. Could the play's name be a terrible omen?
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CRIME & MYSTERY. Troubles never arrive singly for antiques dealer Lina Townend and her business partner Griff Tripp...The local antiques fair Lina Townend and Griff Tripp set up stall at may be a disaster, but when a local director swoops in and begs Griff to star in her latest production, Lina hopes it will take Griff's mind off a problem he won't share. Lina's own good luck is non-existent - her relationship is going nowhere and her business is faltering. But there's worse to come: 'pranks' played on the Curtain Call cast turn nasty. Could the play's name be a terrible omen?
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