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Fiber & Brimstone (Scrapbooking Mystery, Bk 8) (A Scrapbooking Mystery) by Laura Childs is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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<p><P><b>It's Halloween in New Orleans-and the festivities are going to be killer. </b> <P>With the help of her best friend Ava, Carmela Bertrand is building a giant monster puppet for the Halloween Monsters & Mayhem parade. Things get terrifying earlier than expected when they overhear an argument between Jekyl Hardy and Brett Fowler- and just minutes later they find Fowler's dead body. <P>Carmela has known Jekyl for years and can't believe he'd ever resort to murder, despite the fact that Fowler owed him money. But when another victim is discovered-who also had an unfriendly relationship with Jekyl-Carmela is convinced someone is framing her friend and now must find a way to unmask the real killer.</p><h3>Publishers Weekly</h3><p>Halloween season in a revitalized, post-Katrina New Orleans provides the backdrop for Childs's colorful, briskly plotted eighth scrapbooking mystery (after 2009's Tragic Magic). When Brett Fowler, a Big Easy Ponzi schemer, gets fatally gored by the horns of a Minotaur head for the French Quarter's Monsters and Mayhem Torchlight Parade, suspicion falls on art appraiser Jekyl Hardy, the float designer who created the mythical beast's head. Jekyl's old frie

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Author
Laura Childs
Publisher
New York: Berkley Prime Crime
Published
2011
Language
EN
ISBN
9780425244029
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities
Rating
3.84 / 5 (832 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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