Going, going, gone
Ever distrustful of banks, the late John Alden was rumored to have concealed his fortune among his possessions. So when his estate comes up for auction, all of East Weesit turns out. But the unexpected high point of the day …
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Ever distrustful of banks, the late John Alden was rumored to have concealed his fortune among his possessions. So when his estate comes up for auction, all of East Weesit turns out. But the unexpected high point of the day proves to be the discovery of the body of Solatia Spry, antique dealer, stuffed in a sea chest. As soon as Asey begins to investigate, he's whacked on the head, bound and gagged. The entire Cape town rapidly succumbs to auction fever.
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"Ever distrustful of banks, the late John Alden was rumored to have concealed his fortune among his possessions. So when his estate comes up for auction, all of East Weesit …"
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