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Jane's books include:
The Gregor Demarkian series:
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Jane's latest Gregor Demarkian novel is Cheating at Solitaire.
Entertainment Weekly liked it.
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Jane's twenty-fourth Gregor Demarkian novel is Glass Houses.
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Jane's twenty-third Gregor Demarkian novel is Hardscrabble Road.
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The Headmaster's Wife (April 2005)
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Conspiracy Theory (May 2003)
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Somebody Else's Music (June 2002)
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Skeleton Key (February 2000)
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Deadly Beloved (Reprinted August 1998) - A Wedding Mystery.
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Baptism in Blood (December 1996)
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And One to Die on (April 1997) - A Birthday Mystery
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Fountain of Death (December 1995) - New Year's
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Bleeding Hearts (February 1995) - Valentine's Day
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Festival of Deaths (December 1994) - Hanukkah
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Dear Old Dead (July 1994) - Father's Day
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Murder Superior (May 1993) - Mother's Day
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A Stillness in Bethlehem (December 1993) - Christmas
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A Feast of Murder (November 1992) - Thanksgiving
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Quoth the Raven (October 1991) - Halloween
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| Act of Darkness (Holiday Mystery,
No 3)
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Precious Blood (April 1991) - Easter
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Not a Creature Was Stirring (December 1990) - Christmas Edgar nominee: Best Paperback Original (The original for this cover hangs in Jane's family room.)
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The Patience McKenna series:
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Sweet, Savage Death (Reprinted June 2000) Edgar nominee: Best First Novel
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Wicked, Loving Murder
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Death's Savage Passion
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Other Orania Papazoglou books:
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| Sanctity |
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Both Bill and Jane have stories in the anthology “Once upon a Crime : Fairy Tales for Mystery Lovers”, edited by the prolific Edward Gorman and Martin H. Greenberg. Jane's story is a reworking of “Rapunzel.”
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Jane is one of the contributors to “Canine Christmas,” edited by Jeff Marks. The dog in her story “Midnight Clear” is a Samoyed.
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Jane's conribution to “Creature Cozies,” edited by Jill M. Morgan, is a story called “Edelweiss.”
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