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Red Hot Murder: An Angie Amalfi Mystery (Angie Amalfi Mysteries) (edition 2006)

by Joanne Pence

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Dilettante chef Angie Amalfi doubts if she'll actually survive her engagement to San Francisco homicide detective Paavo Smith, what with her meddling mom micromanaging the whole affair. So Angie leaps at the chance to spend some time away with her fiancé in the sun–drenched Arizona desert town where he'd spent time as a boy –– and maybe explore the possibility of a Southwestern–themed wedding feast. But her groom–to–be is going back there to help a friend investigate the murder of a wealthy local –– and it seems this tiny desert community is a hotbed of deadly secrets. And when a second course of murder is served up, suddenly Angie's tasty getaway with her lover is starting to look more and more like her final meal.… (more)
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Title:Red Hot Murder: An Angie Amalfi Mystery (Angie Amalfi Mysteries)
Authors:Joanne Pence
Info:Avon (2006), Mass Market Paperback, 368 pages
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Angie Amalfi is the child of wealthy parents who is a chef, much to her mother's dismay. She is also recently engaged to homicide detective Paavo Smith, to her father’s dismay. Angie leaps at the chance to spend some time alone and away with Paavo in sun-drenched Arizona, where he spent part of his childhood. Paavo is going back to help an old friend investigate the murder of a wealthy local. Angie innocently manages to offend some of the admittedly eccentric locals. When a second murder is committed she ends up in the middle of a murderous mystery. ( )
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Dilettante chef Angie Amalfi doubts if she'll actually survive her engagement to San Francisco homicide detective Paavo Smith, what with her meddling mom micromanaging the whole affair. So Angie leaps at the chance to spend some time away with her fiancé in the sun–drenched Arizona desert town where he'd spent time as a boy –– and maybe explore the possibility of a Southwestern–themed wedding feast. But her groom–to–be is going back there to help a friend investigate the murder of a wealthy local –– and it seems this tiny desert community is a hotbed of deadly secrets. And when a second course of murder is served up, suddenly Angie's tasty getaway with her lover is starting to look more and more like her final meal.

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