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The bookwoman's last fling : a Cliff Janeway novel by John Dunning; George Guidall is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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" In another enthralling bestseller by "master yarn spinner" (Chicago Sun-Times) John Dunning, rare book dealer and relentless private eye Cliff Janeway unravels a deadly plot marked by stolen classics and stable secrets. When wealthy horse trainer H. R. Geiger dies, Denver bookman Cliff Janeway encounters the legacy of the man's wife, Candice, a true bookwoman who left behind an assortment of rare first-edition children's books. Sent to assess the collection, Janeway soon finds that several titles are missing, replaced by cheap reprints -- while other hugely expensive pieces remain. Why would a thief take one priceless book and leave an equally valuable volume on the shelf? Suspecting foul play, Janeway follows the trail of Candice's shadowy past to California's Golden Gate and Santa Anita racetracks, where he signs on as a racehorse hot walker. Eavesdropping on the chatter among the hands, he doesn't like what he hears. And when he goes to the house where Candice died to look for answers, Janeway finds much more than he bargained for."--Publisher's website. Traveling to Idaho to look at rare first-edition books, Denver antiquarian bookseller - and ex-homicide detective - Cliff Ja

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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
John Dunning; George Guidall
Publisher
Recorded Books
Published
2006
Language
EN
ISBN
9781419389207
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Mystery
Rating
3.69 / 5 (132 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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