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September 1948. Under the guise of exclusive Savile Row and posh gentlemen's clubs, London's upscale clothier Otis Battersby has managed to conceal his insidious business dealings-until one crisp Saturday morning. In a mad dash for a wicked drop shot, Otis collapses and dies, his body draped atop the net that separates court number seven at the Chelsea Athletic Club. When his widow Eve, unprepared for her husband's sudden death and suspicious of its details, sets out to discover the truth of Otis's departure, she reaches the stunning-and devastating-conclusion that her beloved husband was not the man she thought she knew. FIRST IN THE SERIES LOOK FOR BOOKS TWO AND THREE: Mission Budapest and Assignment in Oran www.authorsusancturner.com

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Writer and illustrator Susan C. Turner's recent work concentrates in the crime/mystery arena. She prefers to set her narratives in the pre- and postwar periods of the 1930s and 1940s. The Truth About Otis Battersby is first in a series featuring characters Harry Douglas and Mick MacLeod. Upcoming titles in this collection include Mission Budapest and Assignment in Oran. Born in New York, Turner has lived in Miami and London, and now resides in Tampa with her husband John and precocious and loveable cat Duffy.

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