"FICTION / Mystery & Detective / General." . . "Large print books." . . "Michigan" . . "Michigan." . . . . . . "Mystery and detective stories" . "Electronic books"@en . "Electronic books" . "The chocolate pirate plot" . "The chocolate pirate plot"@en . . "Mystery fiction"@en . "Mystery fiction" . . "When Young Blackbeard became the biggest movie of the decade, the residents of Warner Pier caught pirate fever. TenHuis Chocolade is raking in the booty selling chocolate treasure chests. And in what comes to be known as the Summer of the Warner Pier Pirates, a mischievous band of costumed pirates starts boarding boats on the lake and performing a sea chantey before departing. The town couldn't be more amused - until a body washes up on shore." . "Ever since Young Blackbeard became a hit movie, everyone has caught pirate fever, including the residents of Warner Pier. TenHuis Chocolate is selling out of chocolate treasure chests, pirate hats and ships. When Lee McKinney Woodyard and her husband take their boat out on Lake Michigan, they're stunned when a mischievous band of pirates hops on board. Lee's is the first boat boarded that summer, and the town couldn't be more amused by the mysterious buccaneers. But when a body washes up on shore, the pirates' antics stop being so entertaining..."@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Detective and mystery stories" . "Detective and mystery stories"@en . . . . . "The chocolate pirate plot : a chocoholic mystery" . "The chocolate pirate plot : a chocoholic mystery"@en . . "\"Ever since Young Blackbeard became the biggest movie of the decade, everyone has caught pirate fever, including the residents of Warner Pier. TenHuis Chocolade is raking in the booty and selling out of chocolate treasure chests, pirate hats and ships faster than you can say \"Shiver me timbers.\" Caught up in the spirit, Lee McKinney Woodyard and her husband, Joe, take their boat out on Lake Michigan and are stunned when a mischievous band of pirates hops on board Costumed and waving obviously fake weapons, the pirates perform an entertaining sea chantey before plunging back into the watery depths. But when a body washes up on shore, the pirates' antics stop being so entertaining. Now Lee has to figure out the truth behind the Warner Pier pirates--before someone else winds up walking the plank\" -- Back cover."@en . "\"Ever since Young Blackbeard became the biggest movie of the decade, everyone has caught pirate fever, including the residents of Warner Pier. TenHuis Chocolade is raking in the booty and selling out of chocolate treasure chests, pirate hats and ships faster than you can say \"Shiver me timbers.\" Caught up in the spirit, Lee McKinney Woodyard and her husband, Joe, take their boat out on Lake Michigan and are stunned when a mischievous band of pirates hops on board Costumed and waving obviously fake weapons, the pirates perform an entertaining sea chantey before plunging back into the watery depths. But when a body washes up on shore, the pirates' antics stop being so entertaining. Now Lee has to figure out the truth behind the Warner Pier pirates--before someone else winds up walking the plank\" -- Back cover." . . . . "Large type books"@en . "Large type books" . . "When a body washes up on shore after a band of pirates begins terrorizing Lake Michigan, chocolate shop owner Lee McKinney Woodyard must figure out the truth behind the Warner Pier Pirates before someone else turns up dead." . . . . . . . "The chocolate pirate plot a chocoholic mystery" . "The chocolate pirate plot a chocoholic mystery"@en . "Fiction" . "Fiction"@en . . "\"Ever since Young Blackbeard became the biggest movie of the decade, everyone has caught pirate fever, including the residents of Warner Pier. TenHuis Chocolade is raking in the booty and selling out of chocolate treasure chests, pirate hats and ships faster than you can say \"Shiver me timbers.\" Caught up in the spirit of the seven seas, Lee McKinney Woodyard and her husband, Joe, take their boat out on Lake Michigan and are stunned when a mischievous band of pirates hops on board Costumed and waving obviously fake weapons, the pirates perform an entertaining sea chantey before plunging back into the watery debts. Lee's is the first boat boarded in what comes to be known as the Summer of the Warner Pier Pirates, and the town couldn't be more amused by the mysterious buccaneers. But when a body washes up on shore, the pirates' antics stop being so entertaining. Now Lee has to figure out the truth behind the Warner Pier pirates--before someone else winds up walking the plank\"--Page 2 of cover." . . . . . . "The chocolate pirate plot, 10"@en . "\"Ever since Young Blackbeard became the biggest movie of the decade, everyone has caught pirate fever, including the residents of Warner Pier. TenHuis Chocolade is raking in the booty and selling out of chocolate treasure chests, pirate hats and ships faster than you can say \"Shiver me timbers.\" Caught up in the spirit of the seven seas, Lee McKinney Woodyard and her husband, Joe, take their boat out on Lake Michigan and are stunned when a mischievous band of pirates hops on board Costumed and waving obviously fake weapons, the pirates perform an entertaining sea chantey before plunging back into the watery debts. Lee's is the first boat boarded in what comes to be known as the Summer of the Warner Pier Pirates, and the town couldn't be more amused by the mysterious buccaneers. But when a body washes up on shore, the pirates' antics stop being so entertaining. Now Lee has to figure out the truth behind the Warner Pier pirates--before someone else winds up walking the plank\" -- Cover, p. 2." . "When 'Young Blackbeard' became the biggest movie of the decade, the residents of Warner Pier caught pirate fever. The town couldn't be more amused, until a body washes up on the shore."@en . . "Woodyard, Lee McKinney (Fictitious character)" . . "Chocolate industry." . . "Woodyard, Lee McKinney (Fictitious character) Fiction." . . "McKinney, Lee (Fictional character) Fiction." . . "Women detectives Fiction." . . "Women detectives." . . . . "Chocolate industry Fiction." . .