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    Gilt Trip

    By Arlene Kay

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    Exercise is over-rated!

    Eja Kane joins a dojo hoping to shape up and zone out before her wedding to Deming Swann. Instead of sweat and spiritual healing, she finds a simmering cauldron of sex, jealousy, and greed.

    When a con-woman's corpse literally drops at her feet, Eja and the entire Swann clan plunge into a nasty bullion scam that imperils Deming's clients and snares even the virtuous in its grip.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBelleBooks
    Release dateSep 26, 2014
    ISBN9781611945331
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    Arlene Kay

    Arlene Kay spent 20 years as a Senior Federal Executive where she was known as a most unconventional public servant. Her time with the Federal Government from Texas to Washington DC, allowed her to observe both human and corporate foibles and rejoice in unintentional humor. These locations and the many people she encountered are celebrated in her mystery novels. She holds graduate degrees in Political Science and Constitutional Law.

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