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The Punjat's Ruby (A Miss Danforth Mystery)

by Marian J. A. Jackson

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Paperback Original

Published

1990

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Paperback

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9781558173385

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New York: Pinnacle, 1990. AS NEW First Edition mass market paperback, 252 pages.. Paperback Original. Soft Cover. As New.

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The Punjat's Ruby: A Miss Danforth Mystery

by Jackson, Marian J. A.

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Published

2001

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Paperback

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9780595194551

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Lincoln, NE: iUniverse, 2001. The fabulous Punjat's ruby has disappeared and Abigail Patience Danforth, who is determined to become the world's first female consulting detective despite being discouraged by Dr. Arthur Conan Doyle, enlists the famous actor William Gillette to help her solve her first case. Gently handled with the lower corner of the rear cover and upper corner… Read more about this item

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The Punjat's Ruby: A Miss Danforth Mystery

by Marian J.A. Jackson

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Used - Very Good Minus

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First Paperback Edition

Published

1990

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Soft Cover

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9781558173385

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New York, NY: Pinnacle. Very Good Minus. 1990. First Paperback Edition. Soft Cover. 4 1/4" x 6 7/8" 1558173382 PAPERBACK Dr. Arthur Conan Doyle himself tried to dissuade her. Mark Twain could not bring himself to encourage her overmuch. Her wealthy father would never allow it, and besides, a titled suitor was pleading for her… Read more about this item