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Mozzarella most murderous

by Nancy Fairbanks (2005)

About this book

Awaiting a passionate rendezvous with her husband in romantic Italy, Carolyn spends the day with the beautiful Paolina, who has been stood up by her lover. But Carolyn's ciesta turns sour as when she finds her lovely companion drowned in the hotel's pool. Is it suicide? Or Paolina's boss--with benefits?

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMozzarella most murderous Lead Character

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