Squeegee Where the Sun Don't Shine: An Aggie Underhill Short Story Mystery
An Aggie Underhill Mystery, Book 16
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Squeegee Where the Sun Don't Shine: An Aggie Underhill Short Story Mystery
Narrated by:
Christin Ayotte
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Narrated by:
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Christin Ayotte
About this listen
Roger has generously opened his home to both Aggie and Betty while their condos are being repaired after a horrifying fire incident. Unfortunately, Roger has the uncanny knack of getting on Aggie’s last nerve and she’s having a difficult time not telling him where to shove his squeegee.
Join Aggie, Roger, and Betty at the grand opening of a Palm Springs gluten-free bakery where the owners have a deep dark secret.
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