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Crossed Bones - Sarah Booth Delaney, Bk 4
Author: Carolyn Haines

Crossed Bones — Sarah Booth Delaney is no ordinary P.I. A born-and-bred Mississippi belle, she struggles to hold on to her family’s plantation and keeps up a running conversation with the ghost of her great-great-grandmother’s nanny, a busybody who decks herself out in a stunning new outfit every day--and schemes to save Sarah ... more »

ISBN-13: 9780440240938
ISBN-10: 044024093X
Publication Date: 2/3/2004
Pages: 384
Rating:

Currently 4.1/5 Stars.

4.1 stars, based on 61 ratings

Publisher: Dell
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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Currently 0/5 Stars.

Laurie C. (lauriesladybug) reviewed Crossed Bones (Sarah Booth Delaney, Bk 4) on 1/17/2008 + 6 more book reviews

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Great book,

Currently 5/5 Stars.

Rosemarie S. reviewed Crossed Bones (Sarah Booth Delaney, Bk 4) on 2/10/2007 + 68 more book reviews

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Carolyne Haine KNOWS the south and her steel magnolia, Sarah Booth is over the top. Looking forward to reading the next in this series! Excellent mysteries, all of them.

Currently 0/5 Stars.

Mary S. reviewed Crossed Bones (Sarah Booth Delaney, Bk 4) on 6/23/2006 + 513 more book reviews

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Interesting series

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Currently 4/5 Stars.

Megan (tulikangaroo) reviewed Crossed Bones (Sarah Booth Delaney, Bk 4) on 7/12/2011 + 5 more book reviews

The thing I enjoy most about these books is that Carolyn Haines thoroughly conveys the mood of the Delta - the land, the history, and the people. It's such a pleasure to go on a journey with Sarah Booth and her quirky friends (alive and otherwise). Good stuff.