Paging the Dead by Brynn Bonner - When a professional genealogist who teaches classes in family history scrapbooking is implicated in the murder of her clien Released on: Ma. 8 rows · · Paging the Dead by Brynn Bonner | Editorial Reviews. Paperback (Original) $ Brand: Gallery Books. In Paging the Dead, author Brynn Bonner explores the perils of connecting with ancestors and family. Protagonist and first-person narrator Sophreena McClure is a paid researcher of family history. The inherent intrigue of kith and kin is part and parcel to her profession. When a grande dame client of Sophreena’s is murdered, the genealogist.
Bonner, Brynn. Paging the Dead: A Family History Mystery. First Gallery Books trade paperback edition. New York: Gallery Books, Print. Note! Citation formats are based on standards as of July Citations contain only title, author, edition, publisher, and year published. Citations should be used as a guideline and should be double. "Paging the Dead" - written by Brynn Bonner and published in by Gallery Books, Simon Schuster. You can hardly go wrong by me with a combination of mystery, genealogy and scrapbooking! The mystery was of course linked to the genealogy and was engaging enough but not especially exciting. The book features a partnership of two professional. In Paging the Dead, author Brynn Bonner explores the perils of connecting with ancestors and family. Protagonist and first-person narrator Sophreena McClure is a paid researcher of family history. The inherent intrigue of kith and kin is part and parcel to her profession. When a grande dame client of Sophreena's is murdered, the genealogist.
Read "Paging the Dead" by Brynn Bonner available from Rakuten Kobo. Piecing together the evidence Genealogist Sophreena McClure is an expert at unearthing other people’s secrets. Paging the Dead by Brynn Bonner | Editorial Reviews. Paperback (Original) $ Paperback. $ NOOK Book. $ View All Available Formats Editions. "Paging the Dead" - written by Brynn Bonner and published in by Gallery Books, Simon Schuster. You can hardly go wrong by me with a combination of mystery, genealogy and scrapbooking! The mystery was of course linked to the genealogy and was engaging enough but not especially exciting.
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