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    Guilty Parties

    By Severn House Publishers

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    Severn House is proud to be publishing a collection of new stories from the glittering talent of the members of the Crime Writers’ Association:

    FRANCES BRODY
    N.J. COOPER
    BERNIE CROSTHWAITE
    CAROL ANNE DAVIS
    MARTIN EDWARDS
    KATE ELLIS
    JANE FINNIS
    CHRISTOPHER FOWLER
    PAUL FREEMAN
    JOHN HARVEY
    PAUL JOHNSTON
    RAGNAR JONASSON
    PETER LOVESEY
    PHIL LOVESEY
    CHRISTINE POULSON
    KATE RHODES
    CHRIS SIMMS
    CALLY TAYLOR
    ALINE TEMPLETON
    RICKI THOMAS
    L.C. TYLER
    YVONNE EVE WALUS
    LAURA WILSON
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSevern House Publishers
    Release dateAug 1, 2014
    ISBN9781780105345
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