Rembrandt Rides a Bike
A Julia Fairchild Mystery
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Rembrandt Rides a Bike
Narrated by:
Lisa Valdini
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Narrated by:
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Lisa Valdini
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PJ Peterson
About this listen
An Oktoberfest dance tour…what could go wrong?
Internist Julia Fairchild, MD and her sister Carly embark on the perfect vacation that combines their love of dance and travel. They sign up for a dance tour in several cities along the Rhine River, but find themselves tap-dancing their way through an international mystery. A dancer is kidnapped. A security guard is murdered. Suspected of involvement when her face appears in security footage, Julia uses her doctor-detective skills to clear her name. On the heels of the first Julie Fairchild cozy mystery novel, Blind Fish Don’t Talk, author PJ Peterson takes you on another lighthearted adventure.
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