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    Watchin' the Detective: A Mystery Dinner Romance
    Watchin' the Detective: A Mystery Dinner Romance
    Watchin' the Detective: A Mystery Dinner Romance
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    Watchin' the Detective: A Mystery Dinner Romance

    By Louise Hathaway

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    Have you ever wanted to go to a mystery dinner theater where the audience has to figure out whodunit? That is where two lovers meet in this humorous and sexy romance novel. Isabella, a librarian in her early thirties, goes with her friends to a performance where an actual murder takes place. She falls in love with the handsome investigating detective, and gets herself mixed up with some dangerous people when she goes undercover—in spite of his warnings—to help him solve the crime.

    Here's what readers said in 2 Five Star-Rated reviews:

    "What a wonderful little book! A great idea to take the dinner into an actual murder and then on top of it add some romance too. Great idea. This is a very easy read and hard to put down. I would reccommend this to anyone who had been to a murder mystery dinner and hoped for more than just so-so food. You'll not regret it!"

    "Walk through Orange County with Isabella as she helps Detective Don "Draper" Sterling solve a murder mystery. Light and fun murder mystery to read at the beach! Take Isabella with you..."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLouise Hathaway
    Release dateJun 29, 2014
    ISBN9781311056894
    Watchin' the Detective: A Mystery Dinner Romance
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    Louise Hathaway

    Louise Hathaway is a pen name of a husband and wife writing team. They write in several different genres including murder/ mystery; romance, travel, time travel, and literary criticism.

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