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1 review
Leslie Wheeler

Larcom Press, 2003

interesting amateur sleuth
Her roommate as an undergraduate at Stanford Ginny Longford Cross and her father Virginian Randall Longford invites Boston historian Miranda Lewis as their guest at a Gettysburg reenactment. Ginny's estranged husband, Wiley, a die hard reenactor who believes in 100 percent authenticity and willing to look war torn gaunt, will play a Confederate soldier at the event. At the gala, Wiley is ...

The Larcom Review: A Journal of the Arts and Literature of New England (Larcom Review)

Larcom Press, 2002

An anthology containing short fiction, poetry, memoirs, essays and articles and book reviews. These pieces are complemented by black and white art, such as photographs, line drawings and prints. Contributors are current or former residents of the six-state New England region.

The Night the Penningtons Vanished

8 reviews
Marianna Heusler

Larcom Press, 2002

(Penntastic ) Penningtons!
When Marianna Heusler put a pen to the paper for this book, she did a fantastic (penntastic) job! I think that this is one of the best books I have ever read! I especially love mysteries, so this book was made for me. The characters reminded me of me and my friends, because of the way they act and look. I own The Night The Penningtons Vanished, and I will never give it away. I think that people ...

Final Copy

20 reviews
Jan Brogan

Larcom Press, 2001

Great Mystery
I'm not a typical mystery reader, but I was very pleased with this story! Well worth the read, it gives a good insight into journalism, business, and even a little romantic relationship.

The Larcom Review: A Journal of the Arts and Literature of New England (Larcom Review)
Natalie Greenberg

Larcom Press, 1999

The Grateful Undead

1 review
Leslie O'Grady

Larcom Press, 2002

Fresh, Witty, and Oh-So-Human Wanda Miranda LaFortuna
For those of you who enjoy Janet Evanovich's spunky heroine Stephanie Plum, get ready for an equally spirited amateur sleuth. Wanda Miranda LaFortuna is one determined young woman. Hollywood may not have recognize her talent, but fortunately, private detective James Wingfield does. Wanda is one of those oh-so-likeable characters who wants desperately to be someone, to do something that ...

The Larcom Review: A Journal of the Arts and Literature of New England (Spring/Summer 1999, Volume One, Issue ...

The Larcom Press, 1999

Copyright 1999 by Larcom Press. NEw England Poetry and Fiction Contributors include Adair Rowland, Dorothy Stephens, Kelly Brennan, Tony D'Arpino.

Murder at Plimoth Plantation (Larcom Mystery Series)

1 review
Leslie Wheeler

Larcom Press, 2001

Well worth the price of admission!
If you like historical novels and also enjoy a good murder mystery, then this is a must read! You will be transcended back in time to the days of the pilgrims with lives complicated by far more modern problems. This interesting blend coupled with the author's wonderfully descriptive writing style makes the book come to life. The ending was a real surprise. Suggest that you reread the first ...