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Nobody's business by Leslie McFarlane · Booklabria

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Nobody's business

MysteryChildren's fiction

Nobody's business

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The Nancy Drew filesBook 67 of 86

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Book 67, Nobody's business, this book
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First published: 1992
Language: English
Editions: 4
Series: The Nancy Drew files, 67

Synopsis

A plan to transform a grand old inn into a hot new rock club has turned into a design for disaster. Nancy’s determined to stop a saboteur before the dirty business gets downright deadly!

Subjects: Mystery
Children's fiction
Drew, nancy

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