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    Teapot Lane: Claire Lane Mystery, #7

    By M.K. Jacobs

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    Claire Lane’s students are always close to her heart. When one disappears into fells and becks of the Lake District in Northwest England, she is not convinced the woman has gone to meditate on Scafell Pike.
    A talented and gifted writer, Bo Huan, a Chinese National follows her dream.
     Claire in desperation seeks help from her fiancé Lord Ralph McGinnis, known for his uncomplicated investigations as a Senior Detective at Scotland Yard.
    The Lake District is meant for walking and enjoying nature, not murder and international spying.
    Ralph and Claire join forces to solve a delicate situation between two countries. Japan and China.
    With the forces of nature working against them, can Ralph and Claire succeed in breaking into the world of espionage and restoring order to the world of Henry Wordsworth’s peaceful enclave.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM.K. Jacobs
    Release dateNov 1, 2017
    ISBN9781386880707
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