Mausoleum
by Justin Scott
2007FictionPrivate investigatorsBen Abbott (Fictitious character)Abbott, ben (fictitious character), fictionPrivate investigators, fiction
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Angered when Newbury, Connecticut's three-hundred-year-old cemetery is invaded by an eyesore of a mausoleum belonging to newcomer Brian Groses, Ben Abbott launches a personal investigation when Brian's body is found in his monument, the victim of a shooting.
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FictionPrivate investigatorsBen Abbott (Fictitious character)Abbott, ben (fictitious character), fictionPrivate investigators, fictionConnecticut, fiction
First published 2007Setting
Connecticut
About the author
Justin Scott
20 July 1944
Justin Scott is the author of thirty-eight thrillers, mysteries and sea stories including The Man Who Loved The Normandie, Rampage, and The Shipkiller, which the International Thriller Writers lists in Thrillers: 100 Must-Reads. Born in Manhattan July 20, 1944, he grew up on Long Island’s Great South Bay in a family of professional writers. His father, A. Leslie Scott, wrote Westerns and poetry. His mother, Lily K. Scott, wrote novels and short stories for slicks and pulps. His sister, Alison Scott Skelton, is a novelist, as was her late husband, C.L. Skelton. The Mystery Writers of America nominated Scott for Edgar Allan Poe awards for Best First Novel (1974)and Best Short Story (1994…
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