Sins and Barbecue
The SparkleTits Chronicles
404 pages · Released Sep 28, 2018 · Fickle Fox Books
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This is an adult mystery novel featuring a murder investigation, crude humor in the title and narrative style, and themes of abuse. While the protagonist appears resourceful and the book addresses serious topics like violence against women, the mature language, sexual innuendo, and plot complexity make it unsuitable for younger readers. The low confidence reflects limited public metadata available for this self-published or small-press title.
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Greer accepts an invitation from Spencer to attend a fundraiser at a swanky country club, expecting his unwanted focus to be the price of the free meal. She did not anticipate running into Fiona Appleby, an elemental force of a woman known throughout Denver for her support to women escaping abusive situations. Nor did... Greer accepts an invitation from Spencer to attend a fundraiser at a swanky country club, expecting his unwanted focus to be the price of the free meal. She did not anticipate running into Fiona Appleby, an elemental force of a woman known throughout Denver for her support to women escaping abusive situations. Nor did Greer foresee Fiona, barely a half hour later, dying. Practically in her lap. Poisoned. A trespasser in Greer's apartment later that night says Fiona is not the only one on the chopping block, though the intruder was unaware of her able-titties. An intruder who should be using his powers to uphold the law, instead of breaking it, but a conspiracy is smoldering. And Greer is not the only frog in the frying pan.
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ISBN 9780999209325 · Fickle Fox Books