Jun 28, 2021
Board Stiff
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Provincetown MA
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Board Stiff
Surf and skate shop
Provincetown MA
Golden Age Gals: Iris Little, A Real Life Mystery & Tangential Crime
About the time Constance and Gwenyth fade from sight, their youngest sibling comes into view. While included in a couple of U.S. censuses and passenger records in various ports of call, the youngest of the Little’s brood, Iris, doesn’t really come into focus until becoming the 1934 Women’s Table Tennis Champion. At this tournament, or perhaps the one the year before, Iris met her future husband…
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Golden Age Gals: The Little Sisters
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Book of the Week
Board Stiff by Kendel Lynn
As director of the Ballantyne Foundation on Sea Pine Island, SC, Elliott Lisbon scratches her detective itch by performing discreet inquiries for Foundation donors. Usually nothing more serious than retrieving a pilfered Pomeranian. Until Jane Hatting, Ballantyne board chair, is accused of murder. The Ballantyne’s reputation tanks, Jane’s headed to a jail cell, and Elliott’s sexy ex is the new lieutenant in town.
Armed with moxie and her Mini Coop, Elliott uncovers a trail of blackmail schemes, gambling debts, illicit affairs, and investment scams. But the deeper she digs to clear Jane’s name, the guiltier Jane looks. The closer she gets to the truth, the more treacherous her investigation becomes: a brutal attack on her own suspect and the murder of a witness. With victims piling up faster than shells at a clambake, Elliott realizes she’s next on the killer’s list.
Book One of the Elliott Lisbon Mystery Series
Interview with author Elaine Viets
1. What inspired you to write the Dead-End Job Mystery series? I was between contracts and looking for a new idea for a series. I went to work at a bookstore in Hollywood, Florida. I loved the booksellers, but some customers were difficult. If they were having a bad day, … Continue reading → The post Interview with author Elaine Viets appeared first on MomTrends. http://bit.ly/1rXle4f
CHARLIE! He was so fun to shoot, so sweet and filled with great stories. He talks about his Queer SK8 club and extensive skateboard collection via Original Plumbing #14 - BOARD STIFF.
Story War!
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