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Festival of Deaths

by Jane Haddam · 1994

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Eight nights of murder! That's what Hanukkah is shaping up to be in Philadelphia, where a killer is stalking America's most outrageous TV talk show host. Ex-FBI agent Gregor Demarkian discovers that behind-the-camera politics and off-the-set malice contribute to a very unfestive atmosphere in this new holiday mystery by the Edgar-nominated author of Not a Creature Was Stirring.

Genre
mysterycozy mysterydetective
Setting
Christmas
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 384 pages

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