"Television programs Production and direction." . . "Mystery fiction." . . "Women private investigators Fiction." . . . "Large type books" . . . . . . . . . . . . "Detective and mystery stories, American"@en . "Private investigator Tess Monaghan investigates a series of disturbing incidents on the set of a television show being filmed in Baltimore."@en . . "Another thing to fall Tess Monaghan Series, Book 10"@en . . "Detective and mystery stories"@en . "Detective and mystery stories" . . . . "Romantic suspense fiction"@en . "Another thing to fall : [a novel]" . "Mystery fiction"@en . "Mystery fiction" . . . . . . . . "Another thing to fall"@en . "Another thing to fall" . . . . . . . "The California dream weavers have invaded Charm City with their cameras, their stars, and their controversy... .When private investigator Tess Monaghan literally runs into the crew of the fledgling TV series Mann of Steel while sculling, she expects sharp words and evil looks, not an assignment. But the company has been plagued by a series of disturbing incidents since its arrival on location in Baltimore: bad press, union threats, and small, costly on-set \"accidents\" that have wreaked havoc with its shooting schedule. As a result, Mann's creator, Flip Tumulty, the son of a Hollywood legend, is worried for the safety of his young female lead, Selene Waites, and asks Tess to serve as her bodyguard/babysitter. Tumulty's concern may be well founded. Not long ago a Baltimore man was discovered dead in his own home, surrounded by photos of the beautiful, difficult superstar-in-the-making.In the past, Tess has had enough trouble guarding her own..."@en . . "When private eye Tess Monaghan finds herself literally on a collision course with the makers of a TV series being shot in her native Baltimore, it's not only her introduction to the surreal world of television drama, but also the beginning of a case that only a crazed scriptwriter could have dreamed up for her. Selene Waites, the glamorous but brittle young star of the show, has been the victim of a twisted stalker, and executive producer Flip Tumulty thinks Tess would be just the person to bodyguard her during filming. At first, Selene seems like a spoiled kook out of central casting and the babysitting job a PR sham, but as Tess gets sucked deeper into the show's labyrinthine web of deceptions and betrayals, she soon finds she's unwittingly become the main feature in a storyline featuring murder, kidnapping and sickening obsession." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Fiction"@en . "Fiction" . . . . . . "Audiobooks"@en . . "Another thing to fall: lp"@en . . . . . "When Tess Monaghan finds herself on a collision course with the makers of a TV series, it's not only her introduction to the world of televison drama, but also the beginning of a case that only a scriptwriter could have dreamed up for her."@en . . . . "Electronic books"@en . . "Another thing to fall" . . . "The California dream weavers have invaded Charm City with their cameras, their stars, and their controversy. When private investigator Tess Monaghan literally runs into the crew of the fledgling TV series Mann of Steel while sculling, she expects sharp words and evil looks, not an assignment. But the company has been plagued by a series of disturbing incidents since its arrival on location in Baltimore: bad press, union threats, and small, costly on-set \"accidents\" that have wreaked havoc with its shooting schedule. As a result, Mann's creator, Flip Tumulty, the son of a Hollywood legend, is worried for the safety of his young female lead, Selene Waites, and asks Tess to serve as her bodyguard/babysitter. Tumulty's concern may be well founded. Not long ago a Baltimore man was discovered dead in his own home, surrounded by photos of the beautiful, difficult superstar-in-the-making. In the past, Tess has had enough trouble guarding her own body. Keeping a spoiled movie princess under wraps may be more than she can handle -- even with the help of Tess's icily unflappable friend Whitney -- since Selene is not as naive as everyone seems to think, and far more devious than she initially appears to be."@en . "Another Thing to Fall"@en . . . . "Another Thing to Fall" . "Another Thing to Fall : A Tess Monaghan Nnovel"@en . . . . . . . . "A new novel in the acclaimed Tess Monaghan mystery series by the bestselling Laura Lippman."@en . . . . . . . . "Crime"@en . "Selene Waites, the sexy, self-centred young TV drama star, has been the victim of a twisted stalker, who later committed suicide. Executive producer Flip Tumulty persuades private eye, Tess Monaghan, to take on the job of bodyguarding Selene. At first, Selene seems like a spoiled kook out of central casting and the babysitting job a PR sham, but as Tess gets sucked deeper into the show's labyrinthine web of deceptions and betrayals, she soon finds she's unwittingly become the lead character in a storyline featuring murder, kidnapping and a decades-old obsession." . "Crime & mystery"@en . . . . . "When the production of a Hollywood film in Baltimore brings mayhem and murder to the area, private investigator Tess Monaghan finds her job complicated by the acting skills of her numerous suspects."@en . "When the production of a Hollywood film in Baltimore brings mayhem and murder to the area, private investigator Tess Monaghan finds her job complicated by the acting skills of her numerous suspects." . . . . . . . . . "Large type books"@en . "Meurtre Enquêtes Maryland Baltimore Romans." . . "Mystery & Detective." . . "Monaghan, Tess (Fictitious character)" . . "Maryland" . . "Female private investigators Fiction." . . 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