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Coco's Nuts

Tyler Colins

Publisher: Next Chapter

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Summary

Rookie private eyes JJ, Rey and Linda stumbled and bumbled through their previous assignments with stellar results.
 
Now the trio, proud owners of the Triple Threat Investigation Agency, have yet another multi-murder mystery to solve. Who set up their client, socialite-turned-trucker Buddy Feuer, to take the rap? And where is nutty Coco Person, who has been MIA since the murders went down?
 
In their detecting travels, they meet up with former acquaintances, some of who may not be all that they seem. Add bombs and debt collectors to the list of ingredients, and you have one explosive recipe.
Available since: 12/23/2021.

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