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"Eleanor investigates the death of the police officer who was guarding their bedroom door without letting anyone else know what happened."@en
"In 1933, the murder of a White House police officer outside the President's door leads Eleanor Roosevelt to believe that there is someone on the White House staff that is out to kill him."@en
"Elliott Roosevelt's Murder at the President's Door is the 21st installment in the venerable but still very spry Eleanor Roosevelt mystery series. In her most intriguing adventure to date, the First Lady traces an assassination attempt to the depths of Washington D.C.'s underworld. It is 1933 and the President and First Lady have just settled into the White House to face a nation in the depths of a depression and a world on the brink of war. When the body of a White House police officer is discovered at the foot of the president's bedroom door, Eleanor knows that the crime must be solved without attracting the attention of the FBI or the press. So with signature determination, the First Lady enlists the confidential aid of District of Columbia Lieutenant Edward Kennelly and trusted Secret Service agent Stanislaw Sxcygiel to help her investigate. Eleanor soon realizes someone may have been trying to assassinate the president, but it is unclear why, after stabbing the officer, the suspect didn't crash into the bedroom and finish the job. Furthermore, it appears the killer knew the White House and its routines sufficiently well, leading the First Lady to question the motives of her White House staffers and grow wary of she and the President's new surroundings. As the intrepid and charming Mrs. Roosevelt engages in her latest bit of Hawkshawing, readers are treated to all the historical re-creation and rich storytelling that have become hallmarks of the series. This satisfying wartime whodunit starring America's First Lady of Mystery is a warmly rewarding look at a fascinating era, and at a woman beloved by her family and her country-Eleanor Roosevelt."@en
"Elliott Roosevelt's Murder at the President's Door is the 21st installment in the venerable but still very spry Eleanor Roosevelt mystery series. In her most intriguing adventure to date, the First Lady traces an assassination attempt to the depths of Washington D. C.'s underworld. It is 1933 and the President and First Lady have just settled into the White House to face a nation in the depths of a depression and a world on the brink of war. When the body of a White House police officer is discovered at the foot of the president's bedroom door, Eleanor knows that the crime must be solved without attracting the attention of the FBI or the press. So with signature determination, the First Lady enlists the confidential aid of District of Columbia Lieutenant Edward Kennelly and trusted Secret Service agent Stanislaw Sxcygiel to help her investigate. Eleanor soon realizes someone may have been trying to assassinate the president, but it is unclear why, after stabbing the officer, the suspect didn't crash into the bedroom and finish the job. Furthermore, it appears the killer knew the White House and its routines sufficiently well, leading the First Lady to question the motives of her White House staffers and grow wary of she and the President's new surroundings. As the intrepid and charming Mrs. Roosevelt engages in her latest bit of Hawkshawing, readers are treated to all the historical re-creation and rich storytelling that have become hallmarks of the series. This satisfying wartime whodunit starring America's First Lady of Mystery is a warmly rewarding look at a fascinating era, and at a woman beloved by her family and her country-Eleanor Roosevelt."
"It is 1933 and the President and First Lady have just settled into the White House to face a nation in the depths of the Depression and a world on the brink of war. When the body of a White House police officer is discovered at the foot of the President's bedroom door ..."@en
"1933. When the body of a White House police officer is found at the President's bedroom door, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt knows the crime must be solved without involving the FBI or the press."@en
"Eleanor Roosevelt embarks on her latest adventure when she delves into Washington's seedy underworld in search of the mastermind behind an assassination attempt."
"Eleanor Roosevelt embarks on her latest adventure when she delves into Washington's seedy underworld in search of the mastermind behind an assassination attempt."@en

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"Mystery fiction"@en
"Mystery fiction"
"Mystery fiction, Large print"
"Historical fiction"
"Historical fiction"@en
"Detective and mystery stories, American"@en
"Detective and mystery stories"@en
"Detective and mystery"@en
"Large type books"
"Large type books"@en
"Historical fiction, American"@en
"Fiction"@en
"Fiction"
"Electronic books"@en
"Electronic books"

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"Elliott Rossevelt's Murder at the president's door : an Eleanor Roosevelt mystery"@en
"Murder at the President's door"@en
"Murder at the President's door"
"Murder at the president's door an eleanor roosevelt mystery"@en
"Elliott Roosevelt's murder at the president's door"@en
"Murder at the president's door : an Eleanor Roosevelt mystery"
"Murder at the president's door : an Eleanor Roosevelt mystery"@en
"Murder at the Presiden's Door"@en
"Murder at the president's door. #20 : an Eleanor Roosevelt mystery"@en
"Murder at the President's door : an Eleanor Roosevelt mystery"
"Murder at the president's door"
"Murder at the president's door"@en
"Elliott Roosevelt's murder at the president's door : an Eleanor Roosevelt mystery"@en
"Elliott Roosevelt's Murder at the president's door : an Eleanor Roosevelt mystery"
"Elliott Roosevelt's Murder at the president's door : an Eleanor Roosevelt mystery"@en

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