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    Poison by Punctuation: Chalkboard Outlines, #2
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    Poison by Punctuation: Chalkboard Outlines, #2

    By Kelley Kaye

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    High school teacher Emma Lovett is finally recovering from her first year of teaching when she discovers another dead body. As if that wasn’t bad enough, this time, someone has killed a student, Kisten Hollis.

    Emma and her best friend, Leslie, are desperate to solve this murder. But suspects abound. The perpetrator could be a teacher, an administrator, a member of Kisten’s zealous church community, or even another student.

    Emma must juggle her teaching responsibilities, her new romance with handsome Hunter Wells, and interest from a hunky second suitor, all while searching for evidence to bring a killer to justice before someone else dies.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRed Adept Publishing
    Release dateApr 24, 2018
    ISBN9781386290643
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    Poison by Punctuation: Chalkboard Outlines, #2
    Author

    Kelley Kaye

    Kelley taught high school English and drama for twenty years in Colorado and California, but a 1994 diagnosis of multiple sclerosis has (circuitously and finally) brought her to the life of being a writer and mother, both occupations she adores and dreamed about way back when she was making up stories revolving around her Barbie and Ken dolls. Kelley has two wonderful and funny sons and an amazing husband who cooks for her. She lives in Southern California.

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