Tess Monaghan's blotter-size appointment calendar was the largest, whitest space she had ever contemplated.
An edition of Butchers Hill (A Tess Monaghan Investigation)
(1998)
Butcher's Hill
1st ed.
by Laura Lippman and Deborah Hazlett
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Starting an official business as a private investigator for hire, Tess Monaghan helps a repentant vigilante who wants to make amends to a group of teens who witnessed his shooting of a boy five years earlier, an effort that is complicated when someone begins killing the witnesses.
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Fiction, Women private investigators, Witnesses, Crimes against, Corruption, Monaghan, tess (fictitious character), fiction, Fiction, mystery & detective, women sleuths, Baltimore (md.), fiction, Private investigators, fiction, Private investigators, Tess Monaghan (Fictitious character), Women detectives, Mystery fiction, Murder, Large type booksPlaces
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Butchers Hill (A Tess Monaghan Investigation)
September 6, 2001, Orion mass market paperback
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When Luther Beale, a vigilante who shot a boy, appeals to Baltimore private detective Tess Monaghan to help him atone for his crime, she finds herself on a trail of money, mendacity, and murder that leads straight to Butchers Hill.
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