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Well read, then dead
Fort Myers Beach Read 'Em and Eat bookstore café owners Mary Cabot and Bridget Mayfield investigate after a shy, elderly book club member is murdered.
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- "Fort Myers Beach Read 'Em and Eat bookstore café owners Mary Cabot and Bridget Mayfield investigate after a shy, elderly book club member is murdered."@en
- "First in a new series! Nestled in the barrier islands of Florida's Gulf Coast, Fort Myers Beach is home to Mary 'Sassy' Cabot and Bridget Mayfield'owners of the bookstore cafE, Read 'Em and Eat. But when they're not dishing about books or serving up scones, Sassy and Bridgy are keeping tabs on hard-boiled murder. Read 'Em and Eat is known for its delicious breakfast and lunch treats, along with quite a colorful clientele. If it's not Rowena Gustavson loudly debating the merits of the current book club selection, it's Miss Augusta Maddox lecturing tourists on rumors of sunken treasure among the islands. It's no wonder Sassy's favorite is Delia Batson, a regular at the Emily Dickinson table. Augusta's cousin and best friend Delia is painfully shy'which makes the news of her murder all the more shocking. No one is more distraught than Augusta, and Sassy wants to help any way she can. But Augusta doesn't have time for sympathy. She wants Delia's killer found'and she's not taking no for an answer. Now Sassy is on the case, and she'd better act fast before there's any more trouble in paradise. Includes a buttermilk pie recipe!"@en
- "Sassy Cabot and Bridget Mayfield's Read 'Em and Eat bookstore café is known for its delicious treats and colorful clientele. While Miss Augusta Maddox lectures tourists on rumors of sunken treasure off Florida's Gulf Coast, her shy friend Delia Batson is at the Emily Dickinson table. Shocked by news of Delia's murder, Augusta is distraught and Sassy wants to help. But Augusta doesn't want sympathy. She wants the killer found. Now Sassy is on the case."
- "Read 'Em and Eat is known for its delicious breakfast and lunch treats, along with quite a colorful clientele. If it's not Rowena Gustavson loudly debating the merits of the current book club selection, it's Miss Augusta Maddox lecturing tourists on rumors of sunken treasure among the islands. It's no wonder Sassy's favorite is Delia Batson, a regular at the Emily Dickinson table. Augusta's cousin and best friend Delia is painfully shy, which makes the news of her murder all the more shocking. No one is more distraught than Augusta, and Sassy wants to help any way she can. But Augusta doesn't have time for sympathy. She wants Delia's killer found, and she's not taking no for an answer. Now Sassy is on the case, and she'd better act fast before there's any more trouble in paradise."
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- "Well read, then dead : a read 'em and eat mystery"
- "Well read, then dead"
- "Well read, then dead"@en