Murder on Ice by Alina Adams

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  • Pub. Date: November 2003
  • 299pp

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    • Pub. Date: November 2003
    • Publisher: Penguin Group (USA)
    • Format: Mass Market Paperback, 299pp

    Synopsis

    In the spotlight: the all-new figure skating mystery series.From the author of Sarah Hughes: Skating to the Stars.

    Figure skating is a cutthroat world. Just ask Rebecca "Bex" Levy, figure skating researcher for the 24/7 skating network-and Prime Crime's newest sleuth.

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    Murder on Iceby Anonymous

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    February 09, 2005: This book is a great mystery with plenty of secrets to uncover. It takes you into the skating would and shows you how desiving it can be. Bex, the main character, tries to find out who killed the judge after they were accused to cheating abd having a skter win. So you can find out how and who killed the judge and if the judge and the winning skater cheat.

    Murder on Iceby Anonymous

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    March 19, 2004: What a funny, true picture of high stakes, international figure skating competitions. As a skater, coach and amateur ice show producer myself, as a volunteer at too many competitions to mention, I could feel the tension rise as the final scenes were played out. The descriptions of the various characters involved in the plot are wonderfully close to the real thing. I am looking forward to the next book in the series, 'Missing on Ice.' In the meantime, there are two other good murder mysteries about ice skating. These two, 'Nice Shows' and 'Judge Me Nottingham,' portray the skaters and coaches during the initial hard work and planning before the skaters reach national and international competition levels. And by the way, I'm the author of these two books!


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