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Publisher: Pocket Books Publish Date: February 25, 2014 How I got this book: paperback from the publisher As the proprietor of Disenchanted & Co. in a steampunk version of America, Charmian “Kit” Kittredge makes her living solving magical crimes. But when a snobbish lady begs for help, saving her reputation might very well cost Kit
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