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About The Book
Although Will is on the road just now, Maggie's life is full. She uses prints by Currier & Ives, Thomas Nast, and William Ludwell Sheppard to illustrate her lectures on American cultural history, and Oliver and Dorothy Whitcomb, a wealthy couple who are on the college board, are two of her best customers.
When the Whitcombs design and dedicate a special dormitory for single parents and their children, Maggie is thrilled to become the faculty adviser to the young parents. Her new assignment gives her plenty of time to think about what single parenthood would mean for her. Plenty of time -- until one of the young mothers is poisoned, and the web of danger at the dorm threatens to encircle Maggie.
There is a killer on campus. Is it an outsider or someone Maggie knows and trusts? Does someone want to destroy Whitcomb House or the college? And is Maggie in as much danger as her students?
As always, Maggie finds the answers to her questions in the antique prints she knows and loves. And this time, torn between her own needs and those of her students, the most important discoveries Maggie makes are about herself.
Rich with appealing characters and fascinating insiders' lore about antique prints, Shadows on the Ivy is the best yet in this award-nominated series from an author who brilliantly brings together her knowledge of prints and her love of storytelling.
Product Details
- Publisher: Scribner (August 24, 2004)
- Length: 256 pages
- ISBN13: 9780743270731
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Raves and Reviews
"Wait's knowledge of antique prints and American culture will entertain and educate readers."
-- Publishers Weekly
"If you are a fan of murder mysteries or antique prints, you will find a lot to enjoy in this novel."
-- AntiqueWeek
"Wait renders the print business...intriguingly and with a sense of style."
-- The Boston Globe
"Hot stuff. Wait, who runs an antique print business of her own, not only loves her field, she also makes it fresh and relevant."
--Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times
"Maggie Summer may yet become a new Miss Marple for a new time."
--Nancy Grape, Maine Sunday Telegram
"Fresh and relevant."
-- Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times
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