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    Murder, She Wrote: Design for Murder
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    Murder, She Wrote Series

    Written by Jessica Fletcher, Donald Bain and Renée Paley-Bain

    Narrated by Sandra Burr

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    About this series

    Murder is in fashion in this entry from the USA Today bestselling series.

    Jessica Fletcher’s been invited to New York Fashion Week to see a show from Cabot Cove’s own Xandr Ebon. But after two models die it’s clear someone had fatal designs—and the police think it’s Xandr.

    Jessica knows that her crime-solving instincts are going to be put to the test if she’s to exonerate the designer. But the fashion industry’s egos, conflicts of interest, spiteful accusations, and secrets mean she’ll have to work especially hard to uncover the real killer. Or another death could happen in a New York minute.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateApr 5, 2016
    Murder, She Wrote: Design for Murder

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      Murder, She Wrote: Design for Murder
      Murder, She Wrote: Design for Murder

      Murder, She Wrote: Design for Murder

      Jessica Fletcher
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      Murder is in fashion in this entry from the USA Today bestselling series. Jessica Fletcher’s been invited to New York Fashion Week to see a show from Cabot Cove’s own Xandr Ebon. But after two models die it’s clear someone had fatal designs—and the police think it’s Xandr. Jessica knows that her crime-solving instincts are going to be put to the test if she’s to exonerate the designer. But the fashion industry’s egos, conflicts of interest, spiteful accusations, and secrets mean she’ll have to work especially hard to uncover the real killer. Or another death could happen in a New York minute.

      Murder is in fashion in this entry from the USA Today bestselling series. Jessica Fletcher’s been invited to New York Fashion Week to see a show from Cabot Cove’s own Xandr Ebon. But after two models die it’s clear someone had fatal designs—and the police think it’s Xandr. Jessica knows that her crime-solving instincts are going to be put to the test if she’s to exonerate the designer. But the fashion industry’s egos, conflicts of interest, spiteful accusations, and secrets mean she’ll have to work especially hard to uncover the real killer. Or another death could happen in a New York minute.

    Author

    Jessica Fletcher

    Jessica Fletcher is a bestselling mystery writer who has a knack for stumbling upon real-life mysteries in her various travels. Donald Bain, the author of more than 120 books, collaborates with Renée Paley-Bain on this bestselling series.

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