02098cam a2200337 i 4500 623693530 TxAuBib 20170116120000.0 130207s2012||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u 2012910977 (hdbk.) (OCoLC)823319470 DLC DLC eng eng rda rda DLC rda NOG rda DLC OCLCO OCLCQ TXJEK TxAuBib NOG OCLCO OCLCQ TXJEK TxAuBib rda Kelly, Karen, (Fiction writer.) Gunns & Roses : By Karen Kelly. Gunns and Roses. Berne, IN : Annie's Attic, 2012. Berne, Indiana : Annie's, [2012] 224 pages ; 22 cm. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Annie's Attic ; 19 Annie Dawson is hard to intimidate. She has stood up to thieves, con men and murderers in the three years since she came to live in Stony Point, Maine. But even she has to shudder when an eagle attacks her and her friends. It seems someone is intent on scaring her away from the solution to her latest mystery. While looking for a basket in the attic of Grey Gables -- the Victorian home she inherited from her maternal grandmother, Betsy Holden -- Annie discovers a Scottish sporran containing several ferrules, the silver fittings of a set of bagpipes.Annie takes her latest mystery to the Hook and Needle Club, the needle craft group that has helped her many times in the past. The thread of the mystery leads Annie and several of her friends to the Highland Games, but the tight-knit clans the group finds close ranks when Annie and Ian Butler, the mayor of Stony Point, ask too many questions. What is the mysterious link that puts everyone on edge? The answer is as mournful as the drone of the bagpipes. 20170116. Scottish Americans Fiction. Maine Fiction. Mystery fiction. Fiction. lcgft Annie's Attic ; 19. TXKPL