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Dirty Harriet Rides Again

By: Miriam Auerbach
Narrated by: Karen Commins
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Publisher's Summary

Once again, it's Harriet's job to kick some butt in Boca Raton.

Someone is murdering clergy members in Florida's ritzy resort haven - starting with the minister at the gay wedding of private detective Harriet Horowitz's best friends. Suspicion focuses on the drag queens of the Holy Rollers Motorcycle Club and Gospel Choir, who provided the wedding's musical entertainment.

Harriet - always defending the underdog - is hired to clear the choir's name. Pretty soon, a rabbi becomes the next victim, and Harriet's lust-buddy, Israeli martial arts instructor Lior Ben Yehuda, is arrested as the prime suspect.

It's time for Harriet to climb on her Harley and wreck the pampered peace of the society that used to think of her as just another wealthy Boca babe.

©2007 Miriam Auerbach (P)2014 Bell Bridge Books

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"Miriam Auerbach continues her saga with another can't-put-down story filled with unique characters and laugh-out-loud humor. Four and a half stars." (RT Book Reviews)

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