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    Her Missing Husband: A sip of mystery, a dash of gossip, and a whole lot of coffee
    Her Missing Husband: A sip of mystery, a dash of gossip, and a whole lot of coffee
    Her Missing Husband: A sip of mystery, a dash of gossip, and a whole lot of coffee
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    Her Missing Husband: A sip of mystery, a dash of gossip, and a whole lot of coffee

    Written by Victoria LK Williams

    Narrated by Digital Voice Michelle G

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    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

    The Tattle-Tale Cafe is a great place to grab a drink--and catch up on the latest gossip.

    The waitress are friendly and the regular patrons are more than willing to help out when someone is in need. Even if that includes solving a crime or two.

    So, grab your cup of Joe and a table overlooking the beach and get ready to hear the latest...

    The Fox's seem like the perfect couple-so why did Keith Fox disappear without a word to his loving wife, Katie?

    Leigh-Ann, Nora, and Liz are on the case, trying to find the missing husband.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSun, Sand & Stories Publishing
    Release dateFeb 1, 2024
    ISBN9798868761591
    Her Missing Husband: A sip of mystery, a dash of gossip, and a whole lot of coffee

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