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Bad News Travels Fast

A Mystery

Gar Anthony Haywood

Ages 12–21

280 pages · Released Jul 1, 1996

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A cozy mystery featuring retired former police officers investigating a murder during a family visit to Washington, D.C. The tone is humorous and light, with crime and investigation as the plot engine rather than graphic content. The protagonists are seasoned, intelligent adults solving a puzzle rather than facing danger or trauma. This is well-suited for upper-middle-grade readers who enjoy mystery and mature themes handled tactfully.

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From the publisher

Retirees Dottie and Joe Loudermilk, who cruise the land in a trailer home, hit Washington, D.C., to visit their son Eddie in this humorous second entry in the series after @Going Nowhere Fast.^ Retirees Dottie and Joe Loudermilk, who cruise the land in a trailer home, hit Washington, D.C., to visit their son Eddie in this humorous second entry in the series after @Going Nowhere Fast.^

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  • Fiction
  • Ex-police officers
  • Retirees
  • Large type books
  • Washington (d.c.), fiction
  • Fiction, mystery & detective, general
  • Loudermilk, dottie (fictitious character), fiction
  • Loudermilk, joe (fictitious character), fiction
  • Married people
  • Murder
  • Investigation

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