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Ring of Guilt
Judith Cutler
A Lina Townend mystery
Antiques dealer Lina Townend (bright, sharp, and pretty) is making a name for herself as a restorer, with a national reputation for honesty. So when she spots a dead body in a field, she calls the police only for it to promptly vanish. And it seems that her luck has entirely deserted her when she's accused of stealing two Anglo-Saxon rings, and no one seems to believe she's innocent. So when her love life looks up, Lina's delighted and unprepared when things take a frightening turn for the worse . . .
UK edition
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Publication Date: 28 Oct 2010
ISBN: 9780727869609
Price: £19.99
Dimensions: 141 x 222
Extent: 224 pages
US edition
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Publication Date: 1 Feb 2011
ISBN: 9780727869609
Price: $28.95
Dimensions: 5.25 x 8.5
Extent: 224 pages
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Guilty Pleasures
A Lina Townend mystery
The last way antiques dealer Lina Townend wants to spend a summer's afternoon is helping at a church fete. However, Robin, the vicar, is an old friend, so Lina ends up selling bric-a-brac. But a harmless event turns into a crisis when someone tries to steal a tatty old snuff box. Tatty it might be, but it's valuable enough for the would-be thief to attack Griff, her dear mentor, to frame Lina for a crime, and to kill an old friend. And maybe other people, too . . .
Silver Guilt
A Lina Townend Mystery
Lina Townend is making a name for herself as an antiques dealer, in partnership with her old friend, Griff Tripp. When she is accused of stealing an item she is selling for her father, the disreputable Lord Elham, her plight attracts the attention of Piers, a handsome fellow dealer. But is Piers all he seems? And what about the kindly policeman investigating the case? There's only one person she can really trust, Griff. But when violence threatens him, Lina has a difficult decision to make . . .