Name: Game of Cones (a Lickety Splits Mystery)
Price: 46823.00 ARS
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Author: Cynthia Baxter
ISBN: 9781496726827

portada Game of Cones (a Lickety Splits Mystery)

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Libro Físico

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Kensington

Autor

Cynthia Baxter

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Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781496726827

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Mujeres detectives

Game of Cones (a Lickety Splits Mystery)

Cynthia Baxter (Autor) · Kensington · Tapa Dura

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Reseña del libro "Game of Cones (a Lickety Splits Mystery)"

In Cynthia Baxter's fourth Lickety Splits Mystery, ice cream shoppe owner and amateur sleuth Kate McKAy doesn't waffle around scooping up new clientele at a historic hotel, but her hopes of becoming the Hudson Valley's reigning ice cream queen melt fast when murder checks-in!From the moment Kate arrives at the imposing Mohawk Mountain Resort, not even luggage brimming with hot fudge can sweeten her stay. Instead of savoring alone time with her on-again boyfriend Jake and leading workshops on whipping together delectable frosty treats, she finds herself stranded at the isolated hotel with a small group of nutty characters--and a dead body.When the corpse of wealthy cosmetics executive Bethany La Montaigne is suddenly found following a blackout, any of the five strangers trapped with Kate and Jake could be the killer. Chilled to the core, Kate vows to discover whether the victim's mortal enemy was a smooth-talking playboy, bubbly millennial, mousy librarian, charming Englishman, or the Mohawk's creepy general manager...Bethany's life was chock full of scandals and there's little doubt that someone refused to endure another taste. With just a sprinkling of clues, it's up to Kate to bring justice to a culprit who believes that revenge is a dish best served cold...