title: Scrapped (A Cumberland Creek Mystery)
author:  Mollie Cox Bryan 
description: " Thought-provoking and well paced, this novel gives an insight into what scrapbookers -or any group of intelligent, caring, complex women--might get up to when one of their own is threatened. A great story, well told!" --Juliet Blackwell, NYT Bestselling author of the Witchcraft mysteries <br /><br />" A satisfying and sometimes surprising read. --Sheila Connolly, NYT Bestselling author of the Orchard mysteries.<br /><br />"In the second Cumberland Creek Mysteries tale, Bryan tackles serial murder. The story is good...The group of women that the book centers on is eclectic: There is the dance instructor, the reporter, the scrapbooker and your everyday witch. Thanks to the glimpses into the lives of this group, readers will want to know more about them." --RT Reviews
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  [Dedication](part0002.html#Contents)
  
  
  
  
  
  For Liz. For everything.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  THE UNWANTED DEAD
  
  
  Chris Lloyd
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Contents
  
  
  [Dedication](part0000.html#Anchor)
  
  
  [Title Page](part0001.html#Anchor-3)
  
  
  [Friday 14th June 1940](part0003.html#Anchor-4)
  
  
  [1](part0004.html#Anchor-5)
  
  
  [2](part0005.html#Anchor-6)
  
  
  [3](part0006.html#Anchor-7)
  
  
  [4](part0007.html#Anchor-10)
  
  
  [Wednesday 20th May 1925](part0008.html#Anchor-11)
  
  
  [Saturday 15th June 1940](part0009.html#Anchor-12)
  
  
  [5](part0010.html#Anchor-15)
  
  
  [6](part0011.html#Anchor-14)
  
  
  [7](part0012.html#Anchor-16)
  
  
  [8](part0013.html#Anchor-17)
  
  
  [9](part0014.html#Anchor-18)
  
  
  [Sunday 24th May 1925](part0015.html#Anchor-19)
  
  
  [Sunday 16th June 1940](part0016.html#Anchor-20)
  
  
  [10](part0017.html#Anchor-21)
  
  
  [11](part0018.html#Anchor-22)
  
  
  [12](part0019.html#Anchor-23)
  
  
  [13](part0020.html#Anchor-24)
  
  
  [Thursday 28th May 1925](part0021.html#Anchor-25)
  
  
  [Monday 17th Ju