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    Deadly Dirty Martinis (a Danger Cove Cocktail Mystery)

    By Elizabeth Ashby and Nicole Leiren

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    From USA Today bestselling authors Nicole Leiren and Elizabeth Ashby comes ...

    Lilly Waters is loving life as the new assistant manager at the Smugglers’ Tavern in the small town of Danger Cove. So the last thing she wants or expects is an impromptu family reunion with the wannabe-rock star dad and his number-one-fan (her mother) who were noticeably absent from her childhood. Not only does Lilly have her hands full dealing with Mom and Dad who act more like teenagers than parents, but she also finds herself in hot water when the son of a Chicago mob boss is murdered on tavern property. Now Lilly's mom is the number one suspect, and Lilly isn't sure where her loyalties lie.

    The search for answers leads Lilly down a dangerous path where she uncovers more suspects than she can say Thanksgiving grace over—including a tattooed trouble maker, a gambler who turned against the mob, and even her own father! All their motivations prove dirtier than her signature martinis, and if Lilly doesn't get to the truth soon, not only will dinner be ruined, but the killer may serve her up on a silver platter.

    The Danger Cove books:
    Secret of the Painted Lady (book #1)
    Murder & Mai Tais (book#2)
    Death by Scones (book #3)
    Patchwork of Death (book #4)
    Deadly Dye & a Soy Chai (book #5)
    Killer Clue at the Ocean View (book #6)
    A Christmas Quilt to Die For (book #7)
    A Killing in the Market (short story in the "Killer Beach Reads" collection)
    Killer Colada (book #8)
    Passion, Poison & Puppy Dogs (book #9)
    A Novel Death (book #10)
    Clues in Calico (book #11)
    Sinister Snickerdoodles (book #12)
    Hurricanes & Heroes (book #13)
    A Death in the Flower Garden (book #14)
    Divas, Diamonds & Death (book #15)
    A Slaying in the Orchard (book #16)
    A Secret in the Pumpkin Patch (book #17)
    Deadly Dirty Martinis (book #18)
    A Poison Manicure & Peach Liqueur (book #19)
    Not-So-Bright Hopes (short story in the "Pushing Up Daisies" collection)
    Tequila Trouble (book #20)
    Deadly Thanksgiving Sampler (book #21)
    Killer Eyeshadow & a Cold Espresso (book #22)
    Two Sleuths Are Better Than One (book #23)
    Dark Rum Revenge (book #24)
    Cozy Room With a Killer View (book #25)

    Rating: This book does not contain any graphic sex, violence or swearing. It's rating is similar to a PG-13 movie or network television show.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGemma Halliday Publishing
    Release dateNov 7, 2017
    ISBN9781947110243
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    Deadly Dirty Martinis (a Danger Cove Cocktail Mystery)
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    Elizabeth Ashby

    Elizabeth Ashby was born and raised in Danger Cove and now uses her literary talent to tell stories about the town she knows and loves. Ms. Ashby has penned several Danger Cove Mysteries, which are published by Gemma Halliday Publishing. While she does admit to taking some poetic license in her storytelling, she loves to incorporate the real people and places of her hometown into her stories. She says anyone who visits Danger Cove is fair game for her poisoned pen, so tourists beware! When she's not writing, Ms. Ashby enjoys gardening, taking long walks along the Pacific coastline, and curling up with a hot cup of tea, her cat, Sherlock, and a thrilling novel. She is also purely fictional.

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