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    Mozart & Murder

    By Susan Hart

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    This is a powerful and sexy love story about FBI agent Lili Foxworthy’s first case in Santa Barbara. She is in the area to gather any information about a massive serial killer of women, one of the worst ones that the FBI is investigating. Invited to German born Lothar von Rabenhorst’s huge Montecito mansion for a wine tasting, she is undercover but immediately falls irreversibly in love with the charismatic composer, conductor, and vineyard owner.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSusan Hart
    Release dateJan 12, 2016
    ISBN9781310715266
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    Susan Hart

    I was born in England, but have lived in Southern California for many years. I m now retired and live in the Pacific NW in a little seaside city amongst the giant redwoods and wonderful harbor, almost at the Oregon border. My husband and I have one cat, called Midnight and she is featured in two of my latest Sci-Fi short stories. I love Science Fiction, animals, and trying to help others. I publish under Doreen Milstead as well as my own name. My photo was taken right before the coronation of QE II in the UK.

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