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Barbecue, Bourbon and Bullets: A HoneyBun Shop Mystery (HoneyBun Shop Mysteries Book 2)

By M.E. Harmon

Book information

Publisher
ME Harmon
Year
2015
Language
english
Format
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Filesize
244 kB (249880 bytes)
Pages
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Time added
2025-04-10 12:59:11

Description

Revenge is a dish best served...smoking hot with a side of spicy fries. HoneyBun shop owner, Ali Daniels, is in the middle of a date with a deliciously handsome police detective at the hottest NYC barbecue restaurant -- when the owner is shot in the middle of a busy kitchen.   There's no gun.  There are no witnesses.  Ali can't resist a good mystery to solve and decides to help the investigation along. But as she attempts to smoke out the culprit, it's Ali who risks being scorched by a red, hot killer.  This cozy mystery short story is perfect for readers who love a quirky, woman sleuth.

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