By popular demand, Mary Higgins Clark's character Alvirah Meehan--the former cleaning woman who won the lottery--and her befuddled mate Willy return in this collection of interconnected tales of sleuthing and suspense. Written with Clark's trademark wit and keen eye for mystery, the Alvirah and Willy stories are destined to become perennial favorites.
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By popular demand, Mary Higgins Clark's character Alvirah Meehan--the former cleaning woman who won the lottery--and her befuddled mate Willy return in this collection of interconnected tales of sleuthing and suspense. Written with Clark's trademark wit and keen eye for mystery, the Alvirah and Willy stories are destined to become perennial favorites.
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Very Good in Good dust jacket. tightly bound with bright-clean text, minor chips to jacket which is bright and clean. Unknown printing. 265 p. ; 24 cm. The body in the closet--Death on the Cape--Plumbing for Willy--A clean sweep--The lottery winner--Bye, baby bunting.
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This is a used book in good condition and may show some signs of use or wear. This is a used book in good condition and may show some signs of use or wear.
I love Mary Higgins Clark and the Lottery Winner was great. The characters are in several of her books so you feel as if you are settling in with old friends!
