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Hunt Ball by Rita Mae Brown (2005, Hardcover)
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Type
- Textbook
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Features
- Revised
- Original Language
- English
- Edition
- 2
- ISBN
- 9780345465498
About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0345465490
ISBN-13
9780345465498
eBay Product ID (ePID)
45414809
Product Key Features
Book Title
Hunt Ball
Number of Pages
336 Pages
Language
English
Topic
General, Mystery & Detective / Women Sleuths
Publication Year
2005
Genre
Fiction
Book Series
Foxhunting Mysteries Ser.
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
20.2 Oz
Item Length
9.5 in
Item Width
6.4 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2005-045315
Reviews
Praise for Rita Mae Brown Full Cry "A great ride with heroine 'Sister' Jane Arnold." -Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "A quality tale that is over all too soon." -Charleston Post and Courier Hotspur "A dashing and vibrant novel . . . The reader will romp through the book like a hunter on a thoroughbred, never stopping for a meal or a night's sleep." -Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Brown combines her strengths-exploring southern families, manners, and rituals as well as the human--animal bond-to bring in a winner." -Booklist Outfoxed "A snappy mystery . . . [Brown] does a masterly job of putting you in the saddle." -Baltimore Sun "Compelling . . . engaging . . . [a] sly whodunit [with] a surprise finish." -People, Praise for Rita Mae Brown Full Cry "A great ride with heroine 'Sister' Jane Arnold." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "A quality tale that is over all too soon." Charleston Post and Courier Hotspur "A dashing and vibrant novel . . . The reader will romp through the book like a hunter on a thoroughbred, never stopping for a meal or a night's sleep." Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Brown combines her strengthsexploring southern families, manners, and rituals as well as the human-animal bondto bring in a winner." Booklist Outfoxed "A snappy mystery . . . [Brown] does a masterly job of putting you in the saddle." Baltimore Sun "Compelling . . . engaging . . . [a] sly whodunit [with] a surprise finish." People
Dewey Edition
22
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Decimal
813/.54
Synopsis
"A rich, atmospheric murder mystery . . . rife with love, scandal . . . redemption, greed and nobility," raved the San Jose Mercury News about Outfoxed, Rita Mae Brown's first foxhunting masterpiece. In The Hunt Ball, the latest novel in this popular series, all the ingredients Brown's readers love are abundantly present: richness of character and landscape, the thrill of the hunt, and the chill of violence. The trouble begins at Custis Hall, an exclusive girls' school in Virginia that has gloried in its good name for nearly two hundred years. At first, the outcry is a mere tempest in a silver teapot-a small group of students protesting the school's exhibit of antique household objects crafted by slaves-and headmistress Charlotte Norton quells the ruckus easily. But when one of the two hanging corpses ornamenting the students' Halloween dance turns out to be real-the body of the school's talented fund-raiser, in fact-Charlotte and the entire community are stunned. Everyone liked Al Perez, or so it seemed, yet his murder was particularly unpleasant. Even "Sister" Jane Arnold, master of the Jefferson Hunt Club, beloved by man and beast, is at a loss, although she knows better than anyone where the bodies are buried in this community of land-grant families and new-money settlers. Aided and abetted by foxes and owls, cats and hounds, Sister picks up a scent that leads her in a most unwelcome direction: straight to the heart of the foxhunting crowd. The chase is on, not only for foxes but also for a deadly human predator. No one has created a fictional paradise more delightful than the rolling hills of Rita Mae Brown's Virginia countryside, or has more charmingly captured therituals of the hunt. No one understands human and animal nature more deeply. The Hunt Ball combines a rounded, welcoming world with an edge of unforgettable white-knuckled menace., The delightful cast of human and animal characters from Brown's bestselling foxhunting series returns in a new tale of murder and Southern social graces., "A rich, atmospheric murder mystery . . . rife with love, scandal . . . redemption, greed and nobility," raved the San Jose Mercury News about Outfoxed, Rita Mae Brown's first foxhunting masterpiece. In The Hunt Ball, the latest novel in this popular series, all the ingredients Brown's readers love are abundantly present: richness of character and landscape, the thrill of the hunt, and the chill of violence. The trouble begins at Custis Hall, an exclusive girls' school in Virginia that has gloried in its good name for nearly two hundred years. At first, the outcry is a mere tempest in a silver teapota small group of students protesting the school's exhibit of antique household objects crafted by slavesand headmistress Charlotte Norton quells the ruckus easily. But when one of the two hanging corpses ornamenting the students' Halloween dance turns out to be realthe body of the school's talented fund-raiser, in factCharlotte and the entire community are stunned. Everyone liked Al Perez, or so it seemed, yet his murder was particularly unpleasant. Even "Sister" Jane Arnold, master of the Jefferson Hunt Club, beloved by man and beast, is at a loss, although she knows better than anyone where the bodies are buried in this community of land-grant families and new-money settlers. Aided and abetted by foxes and owls, cats and hounds, Sister picks up a scent that leads her in a most unwelcome direction: straight to the heart of the foxhunting crowd. The chase is on, not only for foxes but also for a deadly human predator. No one has created a fictional paradise more delightful than the rolling hills of Rita Mae Brown's Virginia countryside, or has more charmingly captured the rituals of the hunt. No one understands human and animal nature more deeply. The Hunt Ball combines a rounded, welcoming world with an edge of unforgettable white-knuckled menace.
LC Classification Number
PS3552.R698H86 2005
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