product_title: Death in Duplicate (Susan Henshaw Book 16)
product_description: <b>Double the love, double the death.</b> <br> <br>Susan Henshaw and her husband, Jeb, are the proud grandparents of beautiful twins, and their daughter and son-in-law are temporarily moving into the Henshaws’ Connecticut home with their tiny bundles of joy. Added to the mix are two giant bullmastiffs and a nanny. Though a bit overwhelmed, Susan and Jeb are delighted to be a part of the chaos. <br> <br>But a neighbor, Nadine Baines, soon starts to rain on their parade. She recognizes the nanny as a suspect in several recent shady deaths at a nursing home. The day after this troubling revelation, Nadine is found in her kitchen with a knife protruding from her chest. Is the nanny the culprit? Are Susan’s grandchildren at risk? <br> <br>With murder so close to home and another possibly following, Susan must investigate – and she uncovers a tangled conspiracy beyond her wildest imagination. <br> <br><h2>Praise for Valerie Wolzien:</h2> <br><b>'Valerie Wolzien is a consummate crime writer. Her heroines sparkle as they sift through clues and stir up evidence in the darker, deadly side of suburbia' - Mary Daheim <br> <br>'Wit is Wolzien’s strong suit.… Her portrayal of small-town life will prompt those of us in similar situations to agree that we too have been there and done that' - <em>The Mystery Review</em> <br> <br>'Domestic mysteries, with their emphasis on everyday people and everyday events, are very popular and the Susan Henshaw stories are some of the best in this subgenre' - <em>Romantic Times</em></b> <br>
product_text: Death in Duplicate (Susan Henshaw Book 16)
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  <b>Double the love, double the death.</b> <br> <br>Susan Henshaw and her husband, Jeb, are the proud grandparents of beautiful twins, and their daughter and son-in-law are temporarily moving into the Henshaws’ Connecticut home with their tiny bundles of joy. Added to the mix are two giant bullmastiffs and a nanny. Though a bit overwhelmed, Susan and Jeb are delighted to be a part of the chaos. <br> <br>But a neighbor, Nadine Baines, soon starts to rain on their parade. She recognizes the nanny as a suspect in several recent shady deaths at a nursing home. The day after this troubling revelation, Nadine is found in her kitchen with a knife protruding from her chest. Is the nanny the culprit? Are Susan’s grandchildren at risk? <br> <br>With murder so close to home and another possibly following, Susan must investigate – and she uncovers a tangled conspiracy beyond her wildest imagination. <br> <br><h2>Praise for Valerie Wolzien:</h2> <br><b>'Valerie Wolzien is a consummate crime writer. Her heroines sparkle as they sift through clues and stir up evidence in the darker, deadly side of suburbia' - Mary Daheim <br> <br>'Wit is Wolzien’s strong suit.… Her portrayal of small-town life will prompt those of us in similar situations to agree that we too have been there and done that' - <em>The Mystery Review</em> <br> <br>'Domestic mysteries, with their emphasis on everyday people and everyday events, are very popular and the Susan Henshaw stories are some of the best in this subgenre' - <em>Romantic Times</em></b> <br>
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