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Perfect for Framing, out Fall of 2008
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In Perfect for Framing, the second in the Appalachian Adventures Mystery series, CSI wannabe, Jemma Chase, has carpentry skills that lead to fire, a peeping Tom, truck trouble and a body.  Jemma knows it wasn't an accident but tangles with Detective Tucker about the meaning of clues.

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December at a dude ranch in the North Carolina mountains draws more skiers than horseback riders so Jemma Chase turns from leading trail rides to her other two passions -- carpentry and photography.  Word of Jemma's skills with wood spreads to a development at the top of an Appalachian mountain where she hears complaints about the Property Owners' Association president.  When Jemma tries to save her from a fire, Jemma's CSI wannabe instincts clash with Detective Tucker's investigation.

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