Name: Double Take (a Mellingham Mystery) (en Inglés)
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Author: Susan Oleksiw

portada Double Take (a Mellingham Mystery) (en Inglés)

Double Take (a Mellingham Mystery) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Hale Street Press

Autor

Susan Oleksiw

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

232

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780991208234

Double Take (a Mellingham Mystery) (en Inglés)

Susan Oleksiw (Autor) · Hale Street Press · Tapa Blanda

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Life seems to be just about perfect at the Massasoit College of Art in the picturesque village of Mellingham. Certainly things couldn't be much better for Preston H. Mattson, chairman of the painting department, as the students prepare for a show honoring his work. It hardly matters that Mattson's work is mediocre. As long as he can play the role of expert and get the students to do his bidding, Mattson is satisfied. But there are potential problems at Massasoit too. Work-study student Hank Vinnio is a surprisingly gifted artist. his talent may be enough to threaten Preston Mattson's sense of superiority. New to the area and without close friends, Vinnio has at least one enemy--and perhaps more. Another member of the college community sows unrest and fear just by his presence. Chickie Morelli appears to be indifferent to the effect he has on people. He lingers contentedly on the sidelines, watching and waiting. In town, sculptor Henry Muir has been known for years for his disdain for some of the local artists. Now their mutual animosity moves toward a crisis. When someone at the college is murdered, Chief of Police Joe Silva must study both art and diplomacy as he searches for the killer in a crime that envelops both town and gown.