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Broken Heart Attack: Death at the Theater
- Braxton Campus Mysteries, Book 2
- Narrated by: Sean Huie
- Length: 9 hrs and 21 mins
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Broken Heart Attack: Death at the Theater
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Publisher's Summary
Who killed Gwendolyn Paddington?
When an extra ticket becomes available to see the dress rehearsal of King Lear, Kellan tags along with Nana D and her buddies. But when one of them dies of an apparent heart attack in the middle of second act, Nana D asks Kellan to investigate.
With family members suddenly in debt and a secret rendezvous between an unlikely pair, Kellan learns that the Paddingtons might not be as clean-cut as everyone thinks.
But can Kellan find the killer, or will he get caught up his own stage fright?
©2018 James J. Cudney (P)2019 James J. Cudney
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