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The Deceased Dentist of Desenzano
- The Lake Garda Mysteries, Book 14
- Narrated by: Claire Nicholls
- Length: 4 hrs and 49 mins
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The Deceased Dentist of Desenzano
Narrated by:
Claire Nicholls
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Publisher's Summary
The Deceased Dentist of Desenzano is the 14th book in the Lake Garda Mysteries.
Once more, Kim is called into action to solve a baffling case. The sudden and unexpected demise of a dentist in his own surgery has the Lombardy State Police and the Carabinieri desperate to find an explanation.
Only Kim’s inimitable talents can resolve the riddle and bring the culprit to justice and secure the safety of the good citizens of Desenzano. She also secures her own happiness by marrying for a second time.
©2020 KT Ashbourne (P)2020 KT Ashbourne
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