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(3.42) | None | Moving from Wisconsin to sunny Los Angeles was the frosting on the cake of Annie Graceland's perfect life. Her boutique bakery business was blossoming and she was happily married to a handsome actor. The only thing that got Annie in serious trouble was her smidge of psychic ability: she was empathic, and could feel other people's sensations in her own body. Annie discovers her husband is cheating with a famous author. When the writer ends up dead, poisoned with one of Annie's signature cupcakes, she becomes a murder suspect. Worse, when his ghost doesn't pass to the Afterlife, he haunts Annie to find his killer.Now she's stuck with the world's most irritating ghost and forced to infiltrate the lives of Hollywood's elite; the motley crew of suspects who wanted the know-it-all author dead. Can Annie solve the crime before she is wacked by the real killer?… (more) |
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▾References References to this work on external resources. Wikipedia in EnglishNone ▾Book descriptions Moving from Wisconsin to sunny Los Angeles was the frosting on the cake of Annie Graceland's perfect life. Her boutique bakery business was blossoming and she was happily married to a handsome actor. The only thing that got Annie in serious trouble was her smidge of psychic ability: she was empathic, and could feel other people's sensations in her own body. Annie discovers her husband is cheating with a famous author. When the writer ends up dead, poisoned with one of Annie's signature cupcakes, she becomes a murder suspect. Worse, when his ghost doesn't pass to the Afterlife, he haunts Annie to find his killer.Now she's stuck with the world's most irritating ghost and forced to infiltrate the lives of Hollywood's elite; the motley crew of suspects who wanted the know-it-all author dead. Can Annie solve the crime before she is wacked by the real killer? ▾Library descriptions No library descriptions found. ▾LibraryThing members' description
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Cupcakes, Lies, and Dead Guys
Moving from Wisconsin to sunny Los Angeles was the frosting on the cake of Annie Graceland's perfect life. Her boutique bakery business was blossoming, she was happily married to a handsome, ambitious actor, and they were planning to have a baby. Besides her derelict friends, the only thing that got Annie in serious trouble was her smidge of psychic ability: feeling other people's sensations in her own body. She hated experiencing someone else's peanut butter addiction, foot fetish, or murderous rage. Thank God, her psychic curse only kicked in when she was stressed.
When Annie discovers her husband is possibly cheating with oh-so-famous, self-help author, Dr. Fuller. Fuller ends up dead, poisoned with one of Annie's signature cupcakes, and she becomes a prime murder suspect. When the not-so-good Doctor's ghost doesn't pass to the After-Life and is stuck on earth, Fuller decides to recruit, (aka, haunt), a live personal assistant to investigate and bring his killer to justice. Who better to help than Annie?
Now Annie is not only stuck with the most irritating ghost in the world, but is forced to spy on, and infiltrate the lives of Hollywood's elite; the motley crew of suspects who wanted Fuller dead. Was it the porn star, the trophy wife, the talent manager, the personal trainer? Will Annie survive the L.A. whackos who wanted Fuller dead before she is whacked by the real killer? | |
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