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All Through the Night by Mary Higgins Clark · Booklabria

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Mary Higgins Clark
All Through the Night

MysteryThrillers, Suspense

All Through the Night

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First published: 1998
Editions: 14 in 4 languages

Synopsis

When a homeless shelter is in danger of being condemned for the city's use, Alvirah and Willy become involved in trying to prove a will, naming two young tenants as the owners, is fraudulent.

Subjects: Mystery
Thrillers, Suspense
Mystery & Detective, Women Sleuths
New york
Missing persons
Novela
Set in: New York
Nueva York

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Editions

14 in 4 languages

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English8 French4 German1 Spanish1

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