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Brooklyn Wainwright, a seasoned rare‑book restorer living in San Francisco, receives a priceless Kama Sutra from her friend Robin to appraise and restore. The delicate task promises both artistic satisfaction and a chance to rekindle romance. But when Robin’s apartment is ransacked and the young man she has just met is found dead in Brooklyn’s bed, suspicion falls squarely on her. Now, alongside her meticulous work on the manuscript, Brooklyn must investigate the crime and protect her own reputation. The story blends the intrigue of detective work with the meticulous world of book conservation.
First publish date: 2011
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Cozy Mystery
Authors: Kate Carlisle
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