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A Quiche Before Dying

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A Quiche Before Dying

By: Joanne Pence
Narrated by: AI Voice Multiple Digital Voices
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Summary
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Someone is killing the chefs of San Francisco…

When Angie Amalfi lands a job on a pompous chef's call-in radio show, she thought she would whisk her way to stardom. But the murder of a renowned restaurant owner by a poisoned quiche sends shockwaves through the glittering world of San Francisco's elite restaurant scene.

Angie knows this world and leaps fork-first into the mystery, inadvertently complicating the investigation of the man who has stolen her heart, Homicide Inspector Paavo Smith's investigation. As more deaths happen, the stakes skyrocket. Angie delves deeper, risking more than just her newfound career, but also her new relationship with Paavo. But as the culinary world may be a smokescreen for something far more sinister, Angie unknowingly walks into a whirlwind of deception and peril.

When surprises and dangers mount, can Paavo and Angie save not only their lives, but also the fragile bond growing between them?
Amateur Sleuths Cosy Culinary Mystery Women Sleuths Crime Heartfelt Chef San Francisco
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