Stolen in Paradise
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Stolen in Paradise
Narrated by:
Sara Malia Hatfield
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Narrated by:
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Sara Malia Hatfield
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By:
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Toby Neal
About this listen
One betta fish, two dead biologists, three trysts, four suspects, and 35 pairs of shoes add up to complicated days in paradise for Special Agent Marcella Scott. Marcella gets into sand way over her Manolos investigating the death of a prominent scientist who washed up on a Waikiki beach with a bullet hole between the eyes. BioGreen, a genetically-engineered algae that could solve the world fuel crisis, has been stolen from the development lab - a hotbed of intrigue where everyone on the project has something to hide. Marcella also has a secret vice, more dangerous than expensive shoes - and it leads her into arms that are too close for comfort.
©2013 Toby Neal (P)2014 Audible Inc.
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