Blessed Is the BusybodyMeet the unconventional Aggie Sloan-Wilcox, a minister's wife with her own calling: helping troubled souls in need of justice. When the naked body of a murdered woman turns up on Aggie's front porch--and suspicion falls on Aggie's husband--she doesn't have a prayer of clearing his name unless she can uncover the truth in a town not known for confessing its sins. |
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... worry about?” “You'll be the first to know.” Judging from his carefully schooled expression I wasn't reassured. Lucy Jacobs was waiting in my kitchen when I returned from talking to Detective Roussos. The yard was swarming with cops ...
... worry about?” “You'll be the first to know.” Judging from his carefully schooled expression I wasn't reassured. Lucy Jacobs was waiting in my kitchen when I returned from talking to Detective Roussos. The yard was swarming with cops ...
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... worries about all the things I forget to. Between us, the universe is basically covered. “Do you know if the owner of the house across the street has authorized any repairs?” I asked. “Aggie! Tell me what's going on!” I did, succinctly ...
... worries about all the things I forget to. Between us, the universe is basically covered. “Do you know if the owner of the house across the street has authorized any repairs?” I asked. “Aggie! Tell me what's going on!” I did, succinctly ...
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