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Grabbing the Family Jewels

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    Narrator: Read by Jo Crichton

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  • Author: HAUPTMANN, Gaby
    Contributor:

    Atkins, Helen.

    ,

    Jo Crichton

    Summary:

    Anno Adelmann, a wealthy widower, is the survivor of two heart attacks. His four scheming daughters all have designs on his inheritance. He decides to have a bit of fun at their expense, but what starts as a joke soon becomes more serious. The family finds itself dealing with kidnapping, blackmail and possibly murder.

    Language(s): English

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DC Contributor

Atkins, Helen.

Jo Crichton

Abstract

Anno Adelmann, a wealthy widower, is the survivor of two heart attacks. His four scheming daughters all have designs on his inheritance. He decides to have a bit of fun at their expense, but what starts as a joke soon becomes more serious. The family finds itself dealing with kidnapping, blackmail and possibly murder.

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1860498981

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