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Murder in Vancouver: A Northwest Cozy Mystery

Northwest Cozy Mystery Series, Book 13

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Murder in Vancouver: A Northwest Cozy Mystery

By: Dianne Harman
Narrated by: Charlie Glaize
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A famous fashion designer

A poisoned box of chocolates

A stolen painting

Al, the Mafia man, is back on the job.

Milton Arrowsmith is murdered by a poisoned box of chocolates on the morning of an art fundraiser, and a valuable painting is stolen from his apartment.

His friends hire Al, both for their own security, and to find out what happened to Milton. Al investigates their social circle, and finds out everyone has secrets, some even connected to the case. It turns out the killer is much closer to home than anyone could have imagined....

Plenty of great food and two adorable dogs in this cozy mystery by a USA Today best-selling author and Amazon all-star. This is the 13th book in the Northwest Cozy Mystery Series.

©2020 Dianne Harman (P)2020 Dianne Harman
Cosy International Mystery & Crime

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