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A white Christmas couldn't make Newcastle any less dreary for Scotland Yard's Superintendent Richard Jury--until he met a beautiful woman in a snow-covered graveyard. Sensual, warm, and a bit mysterious, she could have put some life into his sagging holiday spirit. But the next time Jury saw her, she was cold--and dead. Melrose Plant. Jury's aristocratic sidekick wasn't faring much better. Snow bound at a stately mansion with a group of artists, critics, and idle-but-titled rich, he, too, encountered a lovely lady . . . or rather, stumbled over her corpse. What linked these two yuletide murders was a remote country pub where snooker, a Nativity scene, and an old secret would uncover a killer . . . or yet another death.
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Jerusalem Inn, Martha Grimes
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- Released
- 1988
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- Damaged
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- Title
- Jerusalem Inn
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Martha Grimes
- Publisher
- A Dell Book
- Released
- 1988
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 304
- ISBN10
- 0747230366
- ISBN13
- 9780747230366
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Mystery & Thriller, Poetry, Mystery Novels, Thriller, Family, Suspense, Murders, Holidays, British Literature, Detective Fiction, Christmas, Series, England, Great Britain, Detective, Crime Series, London, Artists, Aristocracy, nobility, Scotland Yard
- Original title
- Jerusalem Inn
- Rating
- 3.75 out of 5
- Description
- A white Christmas couldn't make Newcastle any less dreary for Scotland Yard's Superintendent Richard Jury--until he met a beautiful woman in a snow-covered graveyard. Sensual, warm, and a bit mysterious, she could have put some life into his sagging holiday spirit. But the next time Jury saw her, she was cold--and dead. Melrose Plant. Jury's aristocratic sidekick wasn't faring much better. Snow bound at a stately mansion with a group of artists, critics, and idle-but-titled rich, he, too, encountered a lovely lady . . . or rather, stumbled over her corpse. What linked these two yuletide murders was a remote country pub where snooker, a Nativity scene, and an old secret would uncover a killer . . . or yet another death.