Gilda Wright thinks she's landed a dream job as the receptionist at a karate school. Her boss, Sensei Mick Williams, is almost as demanding as he is sexy, but Gilda is inspired by the strength and courage of the people around her. When Gilda finds the body of one of the instructors in the dojo with
Can't Keep a Brunette Down
โ Scribed by Bator, Diane
- Book ID
- 108115873
- Publisher
- Gemma Halliday Publishing
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 154 KB
- Series
- Gilda Wright Mystery 1
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
Gilda Wright thinks she's landed a dream job managing a karate school. Sure, her boss, Sensei Mick Williams, is almost as demanding as he is sexy, but Gilda is inspired by the strength of people around her and hopes to absorb some of that into her own life. But when Gilda finds the body of one of the instructors, laying in the dojo with a sword through his chest, suddenly Gilda must find her own inner strength and fast! The police see everyone as a suspect, including her boss, and it's up to Gilda to find out what really happened. She follows the clues of the missing scroll of the Four Possessions of the Samurai down a deadly path, filled with lies, deceit, and poisoned ninja stars! If she doesn't watch her step, she just may become the killer's next sparring partner.
Note: This book was previously published under the title Death of a Jaded Samurai.
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