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    Tomato Rage
    Tomato Rage
    Tomato Rage
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    Tomato Rage

    By Albert Tucher

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    Getting on Detective Breitwieser's nerves is always fun, but now suburban sex worker Diana Andrews has to do her best to solve his murder case for him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWildside Press Black Cat Weekly
    Release dateDec 7, 2022
    ISBN9781479466825
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      Tomato Rage - Albert Tucher

      Table of Contents

      COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

      TOMATO RAGE, by Albert Tucher

      ABOUT THE AUTHOR

      COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

      Copyright © 2022 by Albert Tucher.

      Original publication by Wildside Press, LLC.

      wildsidepress.com | bcmystery.com

      TOMATO RAGE,

      by Albert Tucher

      What is it with you?

      Breitwieser’s tone matched his cop glare. The combination would have intimidated most people, but Diana had tangled with him before.

      Is that a philosophical question? she asked. Or do you have something specific in mind?

      She could never resist messing with him when he had no choice but to put up with her.

      Why can’t I ever get a crime scene without you in the middle of it? Maybe you’re the problem.

      I’m still your favorite hooker, though.

      My favorite hooker is the last one I put in jail.

      Give it a rest. I’ll still do your job for you, even if you don’t push me around first.

      Most cops would have made her pay for that crack, but he ignored her. She would never admit it, but his thick skin was one of the things she liked about him.

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