California Crossfire 23
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Married for just a few days before her husband died, Delia Effington can honestly say she didn't know everything about him. And that included the fact that he was a spy for the English government. Delia also doesn't know that her butler is actually an undercover government agent, Viscount Tony St. Stephens. As Tony works to find out if Delia murdered her husband, he is distracted by the fact that he is falling in love with her.
Boasting a lovely trailing-floral pattern that's both romantic and traditional, this chair-size slipcover is made from our popular cotton duck.
Fairdale blue, with combinations of gold and tan on a midtone blue background
Woven from 100-percent cotton
Straight skirt with tailored arms
Machine washable for easy care
Measures 33 inches wide at the top back
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This 1866 novel is Dostoevsky's great fictional study of the criminal mind, in the character of the student Raskolnikov, who murders an aged pawnbroker. Initially, Raskolnikov believes that the killing was entirely justified, but as the novel proceeds he becomes tortured by his guilt, and begins to question all his most passionately held beliefs. Eventually, while the wily police inspector Porfiry Petrovich simply waits, Raskolnikov--prompted by Sonia, a prostitute who is devoted to him--breaks down and confesses. Despite its bleak subject matter, the novel holds out the possibility of redemption; it is also an indictment of the social conditions in which the action unfolds.