A priest, a rabbi, & a baptist minister - 9798218897468 - a priest, a rabbi, and a baptist minister: the murders at saint charles seminary: 3 de brown, janet a. (7 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Holy murder! When death stalks the halls of Saint Charles Borromeo's peaceful seminary, sin and secrets surface faster than anyone can say Amen. Father Brendan O'Clery thought his biggest worry this year would be whether his nephew Aiden survived first-year theology-but when seminarians start dropping faster than confessions after Mass, Father Brendan can't resist getting involved. His detective niece, Maureen McNeely, relies on her uncle's gift for puzzles, while Father Brendan-never one to resist a mystery-cheerfully ingratiates himself into her investigations. With the help of his two best friends and poker-night pals, Rabbi Ezra Lieberman and Pastor Langdon Boothe, the trio of clerics wade into a mystery filled with cryptic clues, cover-ups, and a few unholy laughs, mixing murder and mischief in equal measure, as they dive headfirst into the mystery, uncovering a web of deceit, ambition, and long-buried sins. As the body count rises and Aiden's name creeps to the top of the suspect list, the friends must solve the case before evil claims its next victim. Twisty, clever, and laced with holy mischief, this seminary murder mystery delivers a divine dose of suspense with a side of laughter, and we confess-it will keep you guessing to the very last page. Between cryptic clues, clerical squabbles, and one very nervous nephew at the seminary, the trio soon discovers that every saint has a past-and every sinner has a secret. A mystery filled with murder, mirth, and more holy mayhem than a Sunday sermon gone wrong. If you like twists and turns, then this whodunnit is a must-read! It will leave you guessing right along with the zany trio of clergy who, as long-time friends, are determined to help solve the crimes.…

Paperback. Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Holy murder! When death stalks the halls of Saint Charles Borromeo's peaceful seminary, sin and secrets surface faster than anyone can say Amen. Father Brendan O'Clery thought his biggest worry this year would be whether his nephew Aiden survived first-year theology-but when seminarians start dropping faster than confessions after Mass, Father Brendan can't resist getting involved. His detective niece, Maureen McNeely, relies on her uncle's gift for puzzles, while Father Brendan-never one to resist a mystery-cheerfully ingratiates himself into her investigations. With the help of his two best friends and poker-night pals, Rabbi Ezra Lieberman and Pastor Langdon Boothe, the trio of clerics wade into a mystery filled with cryptic clues, cover-ups, and a few unholy laughs, mixing murder and mischief in equal measure, as they dive headfirst into the mystery, uncovering a web of deceit, ambition, and long-buried sins. As the body count rises and Aiden's name creeps to the top of the suspect list, the friends must solve the case before evil claims its next victim. Twisty, clever, and laced with holy mischief, this seminary murder mystery delivers a divine dose of suspense with a side of laughter, and we confess-it will keep you guessing to the very last page. Between cryptic clues, clerical squabbles, and one very nervous nephew at the seminary, the trio soon discovers that every saint has a past-and every sinner has a secret. A mystery filled with murder, mirth, and more holy mayhem than a Sunday sermon gone wrong. If you like twists and turns, then this whodunnit is a must-read! It will leave you guessing right along with the zany trio of clergy who, as long-time friends, are determined to help solve the crimes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…