Book summaryA ship captain named Thomas Seagrave is accused of murdering a French naval officer, and then Seagrave's accuser is murdered too. Jane Austen, whose brother Frank is a good friend of Seagrave's, journeys to the port of Southampton to solve the mystery. |
Jane and the Prisoner of Wool House: Being the Sixth Jane Austen Mysteryby Barron, Stephanie
Book desription: Bantam. Hardcover. 0553107356 Never Read-may have light shelf or handling wear-Good Copy- I ship FAST! publishers mark . New.
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