A Fistful of Charms. Ким Харрисон

      

      A Fistful of Charms

      Kim Harrison

       Copyright

      This novel is entirely a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely coincidental.

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      Published by Voyager 2006

      Copyright © Kim Harrison 2006

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      Source ISBN: 9780007236138

      Ebook Edition © JUNE 2010 ISBN: 9780007301843

      Version: 2016-11-22

       To the man who invariably says, “Really? Okay,” instead of, “You want to do what?”

      Contents

       Cover Page

       Title Page

Copyright

       Dedication

One

Two

Three

Four

Five

Six

Seven

Eight

       Nine

       Ten

       Eleven

       Twelve

       Thirteen

       Fourteen

       Fifteen

       Sixteen

       Seventeen

       Eighteen

       Nineteen

       Twenty

       Twenty-one

       Twenty-two

       Twenty-three

       Twenty-four

       Twenty-five

       Twenty-six

       Twenty-seven

       Twenty-eight

       Twenty-nine

       Thirty

       Thirty-one

       Thirty-two

       Thirty-three

       Thirty-four

       Thirty-five

       Keep Reading

       Acknowledgements

       About the Publisher

       One

      The solid thud of David’s car door shutting echoed off the stone face of the eight-story building we had parked beside. Leaning against the gray sports car, I shaded my eyes and squinted up at its aged and architecturally beautiful columns and fluted sills. The uppermost floor was golden in the setting sun, but here at street level we were in a chill shadow. Cincinnati had a handful of such