No content in feature. This story centers around the revitalization of the old Town Hall, a historic building

No content in feature. Start reading Trouble in the Town Hall (A Dorothy Martin Mystery Book 2) on your Kindle in under a minute. This story centers around the revitalization of the old Town Hall, a historic building. There are, of course, two sides to the story, actually neither wrong, since the town really needs to be revitalized itself and bring in some money. There are other story lines, including the death of the unidentified murdered man.

Trouble in the Town Hall" by Jeanne M. Dams. This is the 2nd in the Dorothy Martin mystery series. I've determined, in my own mind at least, that the character of Dorothy Martin closely resembles the author in that they are both anglophiles. Trying to find out who the This is the second in the Dorothy Martin mystery series. Dorothy is an American widow who lives in the UK and blessed with an insatiable curiosity about her fellow human beings. There is a certain amount of controversy about what to do in Sherebury with the now redundant Town Hall.

Dams, Jeanne M. Publication date. Martin, Dorothy (Fictitious character), Women detectives, Retired teachers, Villages. ENCRYPTED DAISY download. For print-disabled users. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books. t on September 19, 2011. SIMILAR ITEMS (based on metadata).

American Anglophile Dorothy Martin tackles a tricky puzzle in the historic university town of Cambridge

Dorothy Martin's neighbor and closest friend, Jane Langland, has been having a fling with Bill Fanshawe-or, as much of a fling as two 80-year olds in a small town are allowed. Now there are rumors that Jane and Bill may move in together, and Dorothy needs to know exactly what's happening. American Anglophile Dorothy Martin tackles a tricky puzzle in the historic university town of Cambridge. Dorothy Martin isn't overly enthusiastic when her husband, retired police detective Alan Nesbitt, invites her to accompany him to a conference in Cambridge, picturing cramped student accommodation.

Dorothy Martin, an American widow living in England, is on her way to lunch with Alan Nesbitt – chief constable, and her own chief beau – when she notices movement in the abandoned town hall and can’t resist a snoop. But what she, and cleaning lady Ada Finch, find in there is cause for serious alarm: a dead body.

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Jeanne M. Dams, American writer . Member of Sisters in Crime, Mystery Writers of America, Midwest Chapter (past president). The fourth entry in Jeanne M. Dams's delightfully charming, award-winning mystery series starring Dorothy Martin. This time, Dorothy dons one of her most outlandish hats and sets out for the Doll House Museum at the imposing Brocklesby Hall to help a friend clear her son of theft charges.

Dorothy Martin, an American widow living in England, is on her way to. .Unfortunately, no telephones remain in the building, and someone must stay here with the-to-er-must stand guard. The worst blight of all was the poor old Town Hall, decaying from dry rot and the deathwatch beetle, and most of all from lack of money for repairs. I seized at the idea of escape.

Trouble in the Town Hall (Dorothy Martin Mysteries, No. 2) Dams, Jeanne M. Hard. Author: Dorothy Hall.