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Steel Guitar

Helping an old college friend who made it big in the music industry puts Boston PI Carlotta Carlyle in a deadly spotlight She may be Boston's most tenacious private detective, but by night, Carlotta Carlyle is just another cab driver hustling for an honest buck. When blues superstar Dee Willis climbs into her cab, Carlotta isn't starstruck⁰́₄she's shocked. The two women were friends in college, right up until the day Dee ran off with Carlotta's husband. Now Dee is back in town to play a sold-out concert and Carlotta is too surprised to introduce herself⁰́₄or to wonder why her old pal is asking to be dropped off in one of Boston's roughest neighborhoods. After saving the blues diva from being ripped to shreds, Carlotta agrees to help her track down an old friend. Soon, a blackmail plot concerning stolen song lyrics is uncovered and a corpse is found in Dee's hotel room. Carlotta will have to work fast to keep her old friend from becoming yet another casualty of the blues.

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  • "Een taxichauffeuse probeert een aantal moorden in de wereld van de popmuziek op te lossen."
  • "Singer Dee Willis, ex-friend and former bandmate of Boston private investigator Carlotta Carlyle, "stole Carlotta's man before clawing her way up the charts." She's back, and "hires Carlotta to track down a mutual friend who's fallen on hard times, but Carlotta soon finds that there's a far more menacing tune being played. Someone is balackmailing Dee, claiming she stole songwriting credits- and the money and fame that came with them.. As the spotlight's glare turnes cold as the corpse that turns up in Dee's hotel room, Carlotta's past is about to catch up to her ... with a vengeance.""
  • "Helping an old college friend who made it big in the music industry puts Boston PI Carlotta Carlyle in a deadly spotlight She may be Boston's most tenacious private detective, but by night, Carlotta Carlyle is just another cab driver hustling for an honest buck. When blues superstar Dee Willis climbs into her cab, Carlotta isn't starstruck⁰́₄she's shocked. The two women were friends in college, right up until the day Dee ran off with Carlotta's husband. Now Dee is back in town to play a sold-out concert and Carlotta is too surprised to introduce herself⁰́₄or to wonder why her old pal is asking to be dropped off in one of Boston's roughest neighborhoods. After saving the blues diva from being ripped to shreds, Carlotta agrees to help her track down an old friend. Soon, a blackmail plot concerning stolen song lyrics is uncovered and a corpse is found in Dee's hotel room. Carlotta will have to work fast to keep her old friend from becoming yet another casualty of the blues."@en
  • "Carlotta Carlyle, a private detective, must confront her suspicions and investigate the death of a bass player for blues singer Dee Willis."
  • "They say you meet all kinds when you're driving a hack. That's certainly the case for Boston PI Carlotta Carlyle, who gets an unexpected fare while moonlighting behind the wheel. It's singer Dee Willis, Carlotta's ex-friend and former band mate, who stole Carlotta's man before clawing her way up the charts. Dee's made the leap from Southie's barrooms to the cover of People magazine, but now she's back in Carlotta's life, bringing with her a load of trouble. She hires Carlotta to track down a mutual friend who's fallen on hard times, but Carlotta soon finds that there's a far more menacing tune being played. Someone is blackmailing Dee, claiming she stole songwriting credits-and the money and fame that came with them. As the spotlight's glare turns as cold as the corpse that turns up in Dee's hotel room, Carlotta's past is about to catch up to her...with a vengeance."
  • "They say you meet all kinds when you're driving a hack. That's certainly the case for Boston PI Carlotta Carlyle, who gets an unexpected fare while moonlighting behind the wheel. It's singer Dee Willis, Carlotta's ex-friend and former band mate, who stole Carlotta's man before clawing her way up the charts. Dee's made the leap from Southie's barrooms to the cover of People magazine, but now she's back in Carlotta's life, bringing with her a load of trouble. She hires Carlotta to track down a mutual friend who's fallen on hard times, but Carlotta soon finds that there's a far more menacing tune being played. Someone is blackmailing Dee, claiming she stole songwriting credits-and the money and fame that came with them. As the spotlight's glare turns as cold as the corpse that turns up in Dee's hotel room, Carlotta's past is about to catch up to her ... with a vengeance."@en
  • "Dee Willis was always the star - with a spectacular talent for singing the blues that Carlotta could never resist, not in the days when Carlotta backed her on rhythm guitar, not when they shared the same circle of friends, not even when Dee ran off with Carlotta's husband. There was always that magic music. When Dee comes back into her life, Carlotta once again allows herself to forget the betrayal, to put aside the lingering grief of a mutual friend's suicide, to be seduced by the music... by Dee's sheer talent."

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  • "Roman policier"
  • "Belletristische Darstellung"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Detective and mystery stories"
  • "Detective and mystery stories"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Electronic books"
  • "Mystery fiction"@en
  • "Mystery fiction"

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  • "Steel Guitar"
  • "Steel Guitar"@en
  • "Carlotta spielt den Blues Roman"
  • "Le blues de Miss Gibson"
  • "Steel Guitar : A Carlotta Carlyle Mystery"
  • "Steel guitar a Carlotta Carlyle mystery"
  • "Steel guitar"@en
  • "Steel guitar"
  • "Carlotta spielt den Blues"
  • "Carlotta spielt den Blues ein Fall für Carlotta Carlyle"
  • "Steel guitar : a Carlotta Carlyle mystery"
  • "Steel guitar : a Carlotta Carlyle mystery"@en
  • "Carlotta spielt den Blues : Roman"

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