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Greater Trouble in the Lesser Antilles

✍ Scribed by Charles Locks

Book ID
110818257
Publisher
Scarletta Press
Year
2011
Tongue
English
Weight
235 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780983021919

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✦ Synopsis

Winner of the Midwest Book Award for Commercial Fiction, Greater Trouble in the Lesser Antilles is the vivid tale of Captain Brian, a part-time sailor/philosopher and full-time hedonistic hero in the paradisiacal Caribbean. When his friend Leif the Thief is found dead at the bottom of a cistern, the much younger, seductive Billie insists that they team up (in more ways than one) to solve the crime. Meanwhile, a federal agent and a local constable make it their business to complicate Captain Brian's carefree existence, driving him to consider leaving beautiful Flamingo Bay forever.

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