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Widow's Tears

China Bayles Mysteries Series, Book 21

#21 in series

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Best-selling author Susan Wittig Albert is especially beloved for creating herbalist and ex-lawyer China Bayles, hailed by Publishers Weekly as "in a class with lady sleuths V.I. Warshawski and Stephanie Plum." In Widow's Tears, China has urgent business to discuss with Ruby, a friend gifted with extrasensory perception. Meeting Ruby at a supposedly haunted house, China soon uncovers a mystery that may be linked to a deadly robbery that very night.
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    • Publisher's Weekly

      March 4, 2013
      The bond between China Bayles and her boon friend and business partner, Ruby Wilcox, suffers in Albertâs enjoyable 21st cozy featuring the Pecan Springs, Tex., ex-lawyer and herbalist (after 2012âs Catâs Claw). Unfolding along with the present-day story is the tragic tale of the horrific Galveston hurricane of 1900 and its impact on Rachel Blackwood; her husband, a bank vice-president; and their five children. Ruby answers a plea for help from old friend Claire Conway, who has inherited the Blackwood family mansion in the tiny town of Round Top. Unnatural occurrences, including ghost sightings, are frustrating Claireâs plans to turn the old place into a B&B. While Claire and Ruby wrestle with spirits, China must deal with Rubyâs pushy sister, Ramona, whoâs offering to buy Ruby out completely, a prospect that sends China running to Round Top. As for plant lore, this installment focuses on florigraphyâthe language of flowers.

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