β Scribed by Grant Michaels
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A Stan Kraychik Mystery, Book 3
Out-of-the-closet, loud and proud Stan Kraychik shines again in this witty, fast-moving romp. Boston's sassiest hairdresser is on the case when the founder of a ballet company is discovered murdered; Homicide Detective Lieutenant, and sometime nemesis, Vito Branco gives the green light. Stan soon finds that the abundance of suspects, including both his lover and his rival. Adept at mining clues from gossip, Stan investigates: a wealthy benefactor; a ballet mistress with a Russian accent; a conductor; and a homophobic homosexual ballet star. A cute guy is killed; an unappealing one makes advances; and Stan and Rafik have relationship tussles. Then, Stan and the killer meet up in a fabulous balconied penthouse one last time β¦ and discovers life is more complexβand deadlyβthan art.
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