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Death, Taxes, and a Skinny No-Whip Latte

Tara Holloway Series, Book 2

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Death, Taxes, and a Skinny No-Whip Latte

By: Diane Kelly
Narrated by: C.S.E. Cooney
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It's all in a day's work for Tara Holloway, the US Treasury's latest, greatest, soon-to-be-skinniest weapon against the biggest, richest tax cheats in the nation....

When she joined the Criminal Investigations Division, Tara knew she'd be investigating some very real crooks. Forget about waitresses hiding tips from the IRS or babysitters not declaring income! Tara and her partner, Eddie, are going after one of country's richest, dirtiest felons. Being on a diet doesn't help Tara's mood much. Hopefully, by the time the investigation is over, she'll be sitting somewhere in a string bikini, far, far away....

But first: Reality. Marcos Mendoza is a suspected loan shark with connections across the Mexican border. He's never been accused of any crimes, yet his business associates have a history of disappearing...and resurfacing...in body bags. Will Tara risk life, limb, and the pursuit of filing a joint tax return with her maybe-serious boyfriend Brett? Fighting crime, like drinking a cup of coffee with low-fat milk and artificial sweetener, is often bittersweet....

©2012 Diane Kelly (P)2018 Tantor
Cosy Detective Literature & Fiction Mystery Romantic Comedy Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Romance Crime Fiction Comedy Taxation
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