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Fashioned for Murder

George Harmon Coxe
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Pages
222
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
MysteriousPress.com/Open Road

About

Trying to help a model, a fashion photographer exposes a sinister plot The photo in Fashion Parade galls Jerry Nason. It's not the picture itself-an ordinary shot showing off a slim, Spanish-inspired dress and a few pieces of jewelry. It's the model, Linda Courtney, who stood him up for a date a few months earlier. The morning after the magazine's release, the woman who spurned his affection turns up to offer him some work. She's come with the same set of costume jewelry she wore in the Fashion Parade picture, and her bosses, a strange pair of men who claim to work in advertising, want shots of the fake gems. Nason obliges, the two men leave, and Linda begins to tell the truth.

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Reviews

"[A] professional's professional."
The New York Times
"[Coxe is] among the superior writers of mystery fiction."
Rochester Journal
"Coxe's heroes are people who stick up for each other, easily inspire trust and confidence, and who are maybe just a little bit soft at heart."
Rochester Journal

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