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It All Began in Monte Carlo
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It All Began in Monte Carlo
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Narrado por:
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Susan Boyce
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Elizabeth Adler
Sunny Alvarez and Mac Reilly always seem to find trouble in the south of France. This time, all the trouble began in Monte Carlo. Sunny's relationship with Mac is in jeopardy, and Monte Carlo beckons. Soon Sunny is pulled into a web of intrigue involving a series of robberies of high-end jewelry stores. Then there is her wanna-be new friend, who turns out to be a sociopath involved in the sale of sex and in blackmail. Plus there's Sunny's old friend, movie star Allie Ray, who owns a vineyard in France and who comes to help sort Sunny out, while at the same time sorting out the life and appearance of her old friend, Pru Holster, with a makeover that not only changes her dowdy overweight appearance but changes Pru into an amateur detective. If Sunny doesn't untangle this plot, she might end up an unwitting accomplice to theft, blackmail, and even murder. When Mac shows up, he's ready to do anything to get Sunny back, not the least of which is to solve the crimes and save her life.
©2010 Elizabeth Adler (P)2010 AudioGOReseñas de la crítica
“Lush surroundings, heady shopping sprees, and over-the-top romance makes It All Began in Monte Carlo a summer treat.”
(People)“As bright and breezy as a sun-drenched Riviera beach, Adler’s taut romantic mystery manages to thrum with palpable tension.”
(Booklist)“Adler stirs up the already muddy relationship between Sunny Alvarez and her soul mate, TV detective Mac Reilly. Even though the story focuses on Sunny’s adventures without Mac, it’s almost as much fun to watch these two battle as it is to watch them make up. And the mystery subplot is not bad either.”
(RT Book Reviews (4½ stars))
