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    Dolly Departed: A Gretchen Birch Mystery
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    Dolly Departed: A Gretchen Birch Mystery

    By Deb Baker

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    Doll restoration artist Gretchen Birch answers an invitation to a party at an unfamiliar dollhouse shop - and winds up in the thick of a murder mystery of miniature proportions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDeb Baker
    Release dateNov 11, 2010
    ISBN9781452331027
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    Dolly Departed: A Gretchen Birch Mystery
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    Deb Baker

    Deb Baker was born in the Michigan Upper Peninsula (yes, she is a Yooper!), which is the setting for her humorous award-winning Gertie Johnson mystery series. She also is the author of the Dolls to Die for series. Deb writes the Queen Bee mystery series under her pen name, Hannah Reed. (Buzz Off, Mind Your Own Beeswax,Plan Bee). For more information about Deb and her books, visit http://www.deb-baker.blogspot.com

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