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			<title>Emily Cheshire, Chapter Two</title>
			<description>Emily looked down at her gloved hands and willed them to stoptwisting in her lap. The train was almost to Detroit now. After her husband&amp;rsquo;sfuneral, she had made arrangements to visit her husband&amp;rsquo;s only livingrelative&amp;#2013266048;&quot;a rich aunt who lived in Detroit. Maybe she would thr..</description>
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			<title>Emily Cheshire, Chapter One</title>
			<description>Emily stared out the train window. She did not see the quaintfarmhouses and snow-covered fields passing by. Normally, she would have enjoyedthe beauty of the cold, December morning. Not now. Her hands lay tightlyclenched in her lap against her expensive skirt. A passerby might have thoughtsh..</description>
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			<title>Emily Cheshire</title>
			<description>Emily's husband has been murdered. She is convinced of that fact. So why does everyone, including the police, believe it a suicide? Emily sets out to find the truth for herself in this 1930s mystery. </description>
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