WIN a copy of "A Second Helping of Murder: More Diabolically Delicious Recipes from Contemporary Mystery Writers," published by Poisoned Pen Press.  "Helping" contains 130 recipes contributed by mystery writers--including Elizabeth George, Dick Francis, and Alexander McCall Smith--and was a finalist for the 2004 Agatha Award for best non-fiction book.  Marion Moore Hill has a recipe in it, and she will sign her recipe page.

To win a copy of this beautiful and delicious book, e-mail your answer to the following question to marion@marionmoorehill.com: "What is hidden in a wall of Highgrove, the octagonal house in Virginia that may have been designed by Thomas Jefferson?"  (Hint: discovery of the item is an important clue in DEADLY DESIGN.)

If you answer correctly, Marion will respond by e-mail, asking you for a snail-mail address for mailing out your free copy of "A Second Helping of Murder." 

Send those answers, and happy reading, cooking, and eating!