Stamped Out
Terri Thayer
Sep 2008 · Penguin
Ebook
272
Pages
About this ebook
Back in Aldenville, Pennsylvania, with a failed marriage and sabotaged career in her wake, April Buchert is ready for a fresh start. Working alongside her father on the restoration of the town’s famous Winchester mansion seems like the perfect project—until their efforts reveal a murderous motif.
A professional rubber stamper who creates intricate patterns on walls, April is thrilled to help revive her hometown's architectural gem. Then, during the demolition of an abandoned guesthouse behind the mansion, a human skull tumbles out of the rubble. All eyes are on April’s father, who oversaw the construction twenty years ago. As unexplained deaths pile up and a dangerously handsome carpenter becomes a pleasant distraction, can April chip away at the truth before another innocent victim is stamped out?
Includes instructions for a stamping project!
A professional rubber stamper who creates intricate patterns on walls, April is thrilled to help revive her hometown's architectural gem. Then, during the demolition of an abandoned guesthouse behind the mansion, a human skull tumbles out of the rubble. All eyes are on April’s father, who oversaw the construction twenty years ago. As unexplained deaths pile up and a dangerously handsome carpenter becomes a pleasant distraction, can April chip away at the truth before another innocent victim is stamped out?
Includes instructions for a stamping project!
About the author
Terri Thayer is the author of the Stamping Sisters and Quilting Mysteries series. A member of the Sisters in Crime and Mystery Writers of America, she lives in San Jose.
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