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I really liked this book -- the characters are very real and the subject matter is a little different from most of the other mysteries I've read. The only drawback is that I figured out the culprit (but that may be because I've been reading mysteries for 40 years!)

Betsy W. (
BJ) wrote on 7/9/2006...
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Ornamental blacksmith Meg Langslow, her boyfriend Michael, and their extended families participate in a reenactment of the battle of Yorktown. Michael's mother, absent from Donna Andrews' first Meg Langslow book, is the diva of direction, making sure that everyone stays in costume and in character. Meg is trying to garner commissions from her period work, but has also fashioned a few "modern" pink flamingos for sale. When one of her birds is found to be the murder weapon at the battle scene, Meg is drawn into yet another crime-solving scenario. Her retired doctor-dad and pseudo-lawyer brother round out the list of characters in this 3rd bird-themed mystery.

Gina G. (
jazpaps) wrote on 7/7/2006...
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Ornamental blacksmithMeg Lanslow, her boyfriend, Michael, and her whacky eccentric family are involved in a crafts fair/Civil War reenactment. Meg has a booth selling her handcrafted replicas of civil war artifacts along with a specially commissioned flamingo. Unfortunately, the bird becomes a murder weapon throwing Meg right into the middle of another murder investigation.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Third in the Meg Lanslow series, Meg takes her wares to a reenactment of the seige of Yorktown, only to be embroiled in yet another murder.
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Great book