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The Reverend Stephen Babbington rarely partakes in alcoholic drinks, but at an exclusive gala, he decides it is appropriate to celebrate. He picks the wrong time to start sipping cocktails, though, for after just one taste, he immediately drops dead, the first victim of two identical murders. When Hercule Poirot can find no trace of poison in either body, he throws his own party to trap the elusive killer.
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Up to about 1945, he shows a fine ability to select poems that are characteristic of their authors yet surprising, distinctive without being self-parodic. And if there's sometimes a whiff of perversity about his neglect of obvious merit...he gives his readers a feast that is satisfying as well as spectacular....[Ricks's] OXFORD BOOK pays the honourable price of refusing to dumb down....[H]is selection of poems is rewardingly the work of an exceptional critic.
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Warner continues to repackage this New York Times bestselling author's books, giving this popular historical romance a new look to match Robard's current frontlist bestsellers. A spritely street kid learns to be a lady when a dying gentleman weds her as a final joke on his stuffy family.
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A migrant Good Samaritan saves 12 lives in three months in various locations across the country. Who is the improbably named Jim Ironheart, and why is he so good? Reporter Holly Thorne wants to know more about the man and resolves to find out the truth, even if it takes her to a place that she never could have imagined.
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