An attractive sous chef at the famous restaurant L'Elfe Is murdered and half of the employees are suspect. The lack of police progress toward solving the murder leads Chef Jean Bouvier to seek a quicker solution. He hires private eyes James Lessor and Skip Moore to go undercover and discreetly inves
Hot Stuff
โ Scribed by Don Bruns
- Publisher
- Oceanview Publishing
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 131 KB
- Edition
- First edition
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
An attractive sous chef at the famous restaurant L'Elfe Is murdered and half of the employees are suspect. The lack of police progress toward solving the murder leads Chef Jean Bouvier to seek a quicker solution. He hires private eyes James Lessor and Skip Moore to go undercover and discreetly investigate his restaurant staff. But their Investigation turns up far more than they bargained for. Skip's charming girlfriend, Emily, confesses that the murder victim and she had been close friends at one point in their lives and had shared a very dark secret. But Emily refuses to elaborate, building a wall of defense between herself and the two young detectives. The more James and Skip investigate the background of the victim and the people she knew, the more they are convinced that this shared secret has far-reaching implications that may lead to the motive for the murder. The closer they get to the answer, the more desperate someone is to stop them.
Review
"Don Bruns' Hot Stuff is the kind of wonderful book that grabs and embraces you from the beginning. Bruns writes with a style that immediately makes you a part of all the action --it's like hearing a tale from a friend that's filled with mystery, suspense, twists, turns, and everything else that makes for a great read. Don't miss it--a true delight!"-- Heather Graham, New York Times best selling author of The Unseen
"Witty, gritty, and filled with brilliantly realized characters, the book is a pure delight."-- Jeffery Deaver, New York Times best-selling author of Carte Blanche
"This quirky engaging mystery is a buddy novel as funny as the movie Dumb & Dumber."-- Library Journal
"Don Bruns keeps on getting better with each book. And his latest effort is nothing short of a home run."-- Strand Magazine
"Don Bruns' writing sizzles like steak over open flame and cuts to the heart of this chef-centric story like a finely honed kitchen knife." --Victoria Allman chef and author of: SEAsoned: A Chef's Journey with Her Captain
About the Author
Don Bruns is a singer and songwriter, a painter, a cook, a traveler, and stand-up-comic who has not decided what to do when he grows up. He is also the author of two mystery series. His "stuff series" showcases the unstoppable yet bumbling young private investigators, James Lessor and Skip Moore, and his "music series" features rock and roll writer Mick Severs.
โฆ Subjects
Mystery
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