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Sophie redesigned / Karen D...
She knows she's smart, but she's bored. When Sophie meets "Sam," a pre-Internet police detective who depends on her professional skills at the Dorado Bay Public Library, she decides to retire and go freelance. He's reluctant to hire her as a consulting researcher until she beats him to the murder scene and knows the victim. They awkwardly proceed to solve the crime with opposing techniques, uncovering a decades-old killing corporation and a religious cult, all in the same dysfunctional family. This is the first in a series of Sophie and Sam collaborations to solve crimes committed under Sophie's sharp nose for trouble. Elder issues drive the plots while family ties are tested, including Sophie's relationship with her son Robin, who thinks "active retirement" should not mean sneaking around the country for clues. Then there's the problem of growing warmth between two senior citizens who are past their romantic prime. Or are they?
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monografia Rebiun37890360 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun37890360 m o d cr ||||||||||| 101102s2010 cou o 000 1 eng d 9781432753443 1432753444 INARC eng INARC OCLCL OCLCQ Dahood, Karen Sophie redesigned Karen Dahood Denver, Colo. Outskirts Press 2010 Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. Outskirts Press 1 online resource (314 pages) 1 online resource (314 pages) Text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Sophie and Sam mystery; bk. 1 She knows she's smart, but she's bored. When Sophie meets "Sam," a pre-Internet police detective who depends on her professional skills at the Dorado Bay Public Library, she decides to retire and go freelance. He's reluctant to hire her as a consulting researcher until she beats him to the murder scene and knows the victim. They awkwardly proceed to solve the crime with opposing techniques, uncovering a decades-old killing corporation and a religious cult, all in the same dysfunctional family. This is the first in a series of Sophie and Sam collaborations to solve crimes committed under Sophie's sharp nose for trouble. Elder issues drive the plots while family ties are tested, including Sophie's relationship with her son Robin, who thinks "active retirement" should not mean sneaking around the country for clues. Then there's the problem of growing warmth between two senior citizens who are past their romantic prime. Or are they? Mystery and detective stories Mystery and detective stories Suspense fiction. Sophie and Sam mystery; bk. 1