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When rumors of forged documents and counterfeit books swirl around the famed Werner‑Bok Library, the situation escalates with the mysterious death of a distinguished librarian. Three unlikely sleuths—each with their own unique perspective—are drawn together to uncover the truth behind the scandal and protect the library’s legacy.
First publish date: 1977
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Cozy Mystery
Authors: Charles A. Goodrum
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