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    Solving Llamageddon and the Alpacalypse
    Solving Llamageddon and the Alpacalypse
    Solving Llamageddon and the Alpacalypse
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    Solving Llamageddon and the Alpacalypse

    Written by Erin McCarthy and Kathy Love

    Narrated by Lisa Cordileone

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    Missing: One 350lb llama. White, loves peppermint candies and answers to the name Jack Kerouac.

    When Sophie LaFleur left Hollywood and her acting career for the quaint, coastal town of Friendship Harbor, Maine, she expected ocean breezes, friendly neighbors and a relaxing way of life. What she didn’t expect was the theft of her beloved, pet llama--but then again, she never expected quite so much murder either. And L.A. was supposed to be dangerous.

    Fortunately, her llama is found alive and well–stolen by a competitive 4-H Club mom, who wants her daughter to win a blue ribbon in the local fair’s animal competitions. But Sophie soon discovers its a world with a dark underbelly, full of stolen farm animals, pay offs and even murder.

    And when she stumbles upon a body, the victim apparently killed in the pursuit of a coveted college scholarship, she realizes she is up to her neck in more than manure. She’s got a murderer on the loose.

    And they say acting is competitive.

    Editor's Note

    Llamaducting...

    Sophie LaFleur is finally settling into her small Maine town right when someone thinks it’d be swell to llamaduct Jack Kerouac, her 350-lb llama. Sophie is on the case, uncovering darkness underneath the pristine New England snow. Snarky, fun, and full of surprises, the latest “Friendship Harbor” caper will leave you with a smile on your face.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Publishing
    Release dateDec 14, 2021
    ISBN9781094438436
    Author

    Erin McCarthy

    USA Today and New York Times Bestselling author Erin McCarthy sold her first book in 2002 and has since written over seventy-five novels and novellas in the romance and mystery genres. Erin has a special weakness for high-heeled boots, martinis, and Frank Sinatra. She lives with her renovation-addicted husband (he built her a bar, so it’s all good!) and their blended family of kids

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      Immoral main character. Would NOT recommend to teens. JUST BAD