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Rosemary and Rue by Seanan McGuire · Booklabria

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Rosemary and Rue

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Rosemary and Rue

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October DayeBook 1 of 3

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First published: 2009
Language: English
Editions: 2
Series: October Daye, 1

Synopsis

The Fae never disappeared they just learned to hide themselves. Toby Daye is half fae and works as a private detective in San Francisco. When she is hired to investigate the murder of an old friend it brings up old secrets.

Subjects: Mystery
Fantasy
Urban Fantasy
Murder
Investigation
Paranormal fiction
Set in: San Francisco
Time: 2009
Characters: October Daye
Toby Daye

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