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Biting the Moon

Biting the Moon

by Martha Grimes

FictionKidnapping in fictionTeenage girlsKidnappingAmnesia in fiction
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Themes & subjects

FictionKidnapping in fictionTeenage girlsKidnappingAmnesia in fictionDetective and mystery stories

Setting

Santa Fe (N.M.)United States

About the author

Martha Grimes
Martha Grimes

May 2, 1931

**Martha Grimes** is an American writer of detective fiction. Martha Grimes was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Grimes is best known for her series of novels featuring Richard Jury, an inspector with Scotland Yard, and his friend Melrose Plant, a British aristocrat who has given up his titles. Each of the Jury mysteries is named after a pub. Her page-turning, character-driven tales fall into the mystery subdivision of "cozies." In 1983, Grimes received the Nero Wolfe Award for best mystery of the year for The Anodyne Necklace. She lives in Bethesda, Maryland. - wikipedia

Author

Martha Grimes

Pages

415

Read time

≈ 10h

Editions

11

Languages

English, German

Publisher

Goldmann

ISBN

9780747274766

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