Preaching to the Corpse: An Advice Column Mystery by Roberta Isleib
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- Pub. Date: December 2007
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Product Details
- Pub. Date: December 2007
- Publisher: Penguin Group (USA)
- Format: Paperback, 256pp
- Series: Advice Column Mystery Series
- ISBN-13: 9780425218372
- ISBN: 0425218376
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When Dr. Butterman's minister is charged with murder, she uncovers cutthroat church politics. It seems the "thou shalt not kill" tenet has a qualifier: "...unless thou art eliminating the competition."
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A good mysteryby Anonymous
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May 24, 2009: Dr. Rebecca Butterman receives a frantic phone call in the middle of the night from her pastor. One of the parishioners was murdered and he's in police custody. After being questioned and released by the police, Reverend Wesley asks Rebecca to fill the Lacy's empty position. Lacy was the chair of the search committee to hire a new assistant pastor. Rebecca agrees hoping this will lead to clues to solving Lacy's murder. Was Lacy killed over her choice for the new assistant pastor? It's up to Rebecca to find out before the killer silences her vote too.
Do the church and murder go together?by Anonymous
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January 03, 2008: Is the minister at Rebecca Butterman?s church a murderer? He becomes the prime suspect when he finds the head of the church search committee struggling to stay alive. Who put lard on the landing at the top of the stairs causing the pastoral intern to fall and get a nasty head injury? Did someone shot at Rebecca? Who?s the killer? Wait for it? The tense action packed climax tells it all, and its worth the wait. I promise you?ll be surprised. I knew I would enjoy this book after having read the first Advice Column Mystery by Roberta Isleib some time ago. I hope the wait isn?t as long for the next. Review by Wanda C. Keesey (author Lost In The Mist release May 2008)
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