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PRAISE FOR DONNA ANDREWS AND HER MEG LANGSLOW MYSTERIES

SWAN FOR THE MONEY

As usual in this hilarious series a good time is guaranteed for everyone except Meg."

SIX GEESE A-SLAYING

COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

As usual in this hilarious series a good time is guaranteed for everyone except Meg. "Kirkus Reviews on SWAN FOR THE MONEY"

Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. "Richmond Times-Dispatch on SWAN FOR THE MONEY"

The Meg Langslow series just keeps getting better. Lots of cozy writers use punny titles, but Andrews backs them up with consistently hilarious story lines. "Booklist on SWAN FOR THE MONEY"

Fans will enjoy [this] entry in Andrews's fine-feathered series. "Publishers Weekly on SIX GEESE A-SLAYING"

Fans of comic cozies who have never read Andrews' Meg Langslow mysteries have a real treat in store. Lots of silly but infectious humor and just enough mystery. "Booklist on SIX GEESE A-SLAYING"

Suspense, laughter and a whole passel of good clean fun. "Publishers Weekly on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN"

More fun than seven cocktails--and a lot safer, too. "Richmond Times-Dispatch on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN"

The plot, in true You Can't Take It With You' fashion, involves plenty of snakes, as well as the titular cockatiels and assorted exotic birds. The author has a fine sense of pacing and a droll...sense of humor. This is character-driven fiction, and Andrews maintains the action within the confines and sensibilities of her town-and-gown setting. "The State (Columbia, SC) on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN"

Deliciously daffy. "Publishers Weekly (starred review) on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH"

Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out "The Penguin Who Knew Too Much." "Richmond Times-Dispatch (Virginia) on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH"

Andrews' eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads. "Entertainment Weekly on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH"

The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters. "Booklist on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH"

A classic whodunit wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality. "About.com on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH"

Always a treat. "Romantic Times BOOKreviews on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH""

As usual in this hilarious series a good time is guaranteed for everyone except Meg. Kirkus Reviews on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. Richmond Times-Dispatch on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

The Meg Langslow series just keeps getting better. Lots of cozy writers use punny titles, but Andrews backs them up with consistently hilarious story lines. Booklist on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

Fans will enjoy [this] entry in Andrews's fine-feathered series. Publishers Weekly on SIX GEESE A-SLAYING

Fans of comic cozies who have never read Andrews' Meg Langslow mysteries have a real treat in store. Lots of silly but infectious humor and just enough mystery. Booklist on SIX GEESE A-SLAYING

Suspense, laughter and a whole passel of good clean fun. Publishers Weekly on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

More fun than seven cocktails--and a lot safer, too. Richmond Times-Dispatch on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

The plot, in true You Can't Take It With You' fashion, involves plenty of snakes, as well as the titular cockatiels and assorted exotic birds. The author has a fine sense of pacing and a droll...sense of humor. This is character-driven fiction, and Andrews maintains the action within the confines and sensibilities of her town-and-gown setting. The State (Columbia, SC) on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

Deliciously daffy. Publishers Weekly (starred review) on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out The Penguin Who Knew Too Much. Richmond Times-Dispatch (Virginia) on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

Andrews' eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads. Entertainment Weekly on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters. Booklist on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

A classic whodunit wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality. About.com on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

Always a treat. Romantic Times BOOKreviews on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

-As usual in this hilarious series...a good time is guaranteed for everyone except Meg.- --Kirkus Reviews on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

-Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs.- --Richmond Times-Dispatch on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

-The Meg Langslow series just keeps getting better. Lots of cozy writers use punny titles, but Andrews backs them up with consistently hilarious story lines.- --Booklist on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

-Fans will enjoy [this] entry in Andrews's fine-feathered series.- --Publishers Weekly on SIX GEESE A-SLAYING

-Fans of comic cozies who have never read Andrews' Meg Langslow mysteries have a real treat in store....Lots of silly but infectious humor and just enough mystery.- --Booklist on SIX GEESE A-SLAYING

-Suspense, laughter and a whole passel of good clean fun.- --Publishers Weekly on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

-More fun than seven cocktails--and a lot safer, too.- --Richmond Times-Dispatch on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

-The plot, in true 'You Can't Take It With You' fashion, involves plenty of snakes, as well as the titular cockatiels and assorted exotic birds. The author has a fine sense of pacing and a droll...sense of humor. This is character-driven fiction, and Andrews maintains the action within the confines and sensibilities of her town-and-gown setting.- --The State (Columbia, SC) on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

-Deliciously daffy.- --Publishers Weekly (starred review) on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

-Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out The Penguin Who Knew Too Much.- --Richmond Times-Dispatch (Virginia) on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

-Andrews' eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads.- --Entertainment Weekly on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

-The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride...This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters.- --Booklist on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

-A classic whodunit...wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality.- --About.com on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

-Always a treat.- --Romantic Times BOOKreviews on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

"As usual in this hilarious series...a good time is guaranteed for everyone except Meg." --Kirkus Reviews on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

"Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs." --Richmond Times-Dispatch on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

"The Meg Langslow series just keeps getting better. Lots of cozy writers use punny titles, but Andrews backs them up with consistently hilarious story lines." --Booklist on SWAN FOR THE MONEY

"Fans will enjoy [this] entry in Andrews's fine-feathered series." --Publishers Weekly on SIX GEESE A-SLAYING

"Fans of comic cozies who have never read Andrews' Meg Langslow mysteries have a real treat in store....Lots of silly but infectious humor and just enough mystery." --Booklist on SIX GEESE A-SLAYING

"Suspense, laughter and a whole passel of good clean fun." --Publishers Weekly on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

"More fun than seven cocktails--and a lot safer, too." --Richmond Times-Dispatch on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

"The plot, in true 'You Can't Take It With You' fashion, involves plenty of snakes, as well as the titular cockatiels and assorted exotic birds. The author has a fine sense of pacing and a droll...sense of humor. This is character-driven fiction, and Andrews maintains the action within the confines and sensibilities of her town-and-gown setting." --The State (Columbia, SC) on COCKATIELS AT SEVEN

"Deliciously daffy." --Publishers Weekly (starred review) on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

"Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out The Penguin Who Knew Too Much." --Richmond Times-Dispatch (Virginia) on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

"Andrews' eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads." --Entertainment Weekly on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

"The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride...This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters." --Booklist on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

"A classic whodunit...wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality." --About.com on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

"Always a treat." --Romantic Times BOOKreviews on THE PENGUIN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

Reseña del editor

Hosting a Spanish playwright during a graduate student's production of his play, Meg, eight-and-a-half months pregnant with twins, is on the case when the department dean cancels the play and is promptly found murdered. By the Agatha Award-winning author of Swan for the Money. Reprint.