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Phoebe Atwood Taylor: Spring Harrowing (1989) From the Publisher: But Asey Mayo comes up with a few ideas of his own when a strange and highly probable murder weapon fashioned from leopard's claws is found in Bart's collection. Then Susan turns up alive but dazed at the bottom of an old well. And Asey realizes he is being followed. PHOEBE ATWOOD TAYLOR (1909-1976) lived in Boston and Cape Cod for most of her life. In addition to the Asey Mayo series, she wrote the Leonidas Witherall mysteries under the name "Alice Tilton," and, as "Freeman Dana," Murder at the New York World's Fair. Phoebe Atwood Taylor: Spring Harrowing. An Asey Mayo Cape Cod Mystery. Countryman Press, ISBN: 0881501379 (April, 1989), 192 p., $5.95.
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Phoebe Atwood Taylor: Spring Harrowing (1971) From the Publisher: Where was everyone around nine that night? Which of them knew the ancient scandal in Bart Paget's life? Which of them hated the beautiful Susan Remington? And who knew Paget's sprawling collections well enough to unerringly lay hands on the wagh nakh -- the murderous claw used by leopard men? The most bizarre case in the career of that wily, ornery, homespun ex-sailor and handyman Asey Mayo "...a detective who may soon enter that gallery of eccentric originals... Dr. Fell, Poirot, Peter Wimsey, Father Brown, and the great Sherlock himself." -- The Spectator And don't miss these other fascinating Phoebe Atwood Taylor: Spring Harrowing. An Asey Mayo Cape Cod Mystery. New York: Pyramid Books, 1971, Pyramid Books #T2581 192 p., 75¢.
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