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It all starts when Jamie decides to increase revenues for her newspaper by starting a personal ads section. Suddenly, the town gets "all sexed up." The local Chinese-food joint starts creating risqué fortune cookies. A trashy lingerie shop opens. The bakery starts making pornographic pastries. Everyone gets the idea that sex sells. But someone has more sinister objectives.
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- "It all starts when Jamie decides to increase revenues for her newspaper by starting a personal ads section. Suddenly, the town gets "all sexed up." The local Chinese-food joint starts creating risqué fortune cookies. A trashy lingerie shop opens. The bakery starts making pornographic pastries. Everyone gets the idea that sex sells. But someone has more sinister objectives."@en
- "It all starts when Jamie decides to increase revenues for her newspaper by starting a personal ads section. Suddenly, the town gets "all sexed up." The local Chinese-food joint starts creating risque fortune cookies. A trashy lingerie shop opens. The bakery starts making pornographic pastries. Everyone gets the idea that sex sells. But someone has more sinister objectives."@en
- "It all starts when Jamie decides to increase revenues for her newspaper by starting a personal ads section. Suddenly the town gets "all sexed up." The local Chinese-food joint starts creating risque fortune cookies. A trashy lingerie shop opens. The bakery starts making pornographic pastries. Everyone gets the idea that sex sells. But someone has more sinister objectives."
- "It all starts when Jamie decides to increase revenues for her newspaper by starting a personal ads section. Suddenly the town gets "all sexed up." The local Chinese-food joint starts creating risque fortune cookies. A trashy lingerie shop opens. The bakery starts making pornographic pastries. Everyone gets the idea that sex sells. But someone has more sinister objectives."@en
- "In Beaumont, SC a heat wave has spiked the mercury, as well as everyone's sex drive. Jamie has a torrid love affair with Max, but she soon begins to suspect he's all wrong for her."
- "When Jamie decides to increase revenues for her newspaper by starting a personal ads section, the town of Beaumont, South Carolina, feels more heat than she expected. With the local Chinese-food joint creating risque fortune cookies, the opening of a trashy lingerie shop, and the bakery dabbling in pornographic pastries, Jamie is convinced that the town is going to hell. And when several townsfolk end up dead, the simmering tension swerves towards the sinister."@en
- "Jamie Swift and Max Holt find themselves taking on a murderous villain who is targeting some of the less popular citizens of Beaumont, South Carolina, when they discover that the key to the killings lies in the personal ad section of Jamie's newspaper."@en
- "In Beaumont, S.C. a heat wave has spiked the mercury, as well as everyone's sex drive. Jamie has a torrid love affair with Max, but she soon begins to suspect he's all wrong for her."
- "In Beaumont, S.C. a heat wave has spiked the mercury, as well as everyone's sex drive. Jamie has a torrid love affair with Max, but she soon begins to suspect he's all wrong for her."@en
- "Someone is killing off some of Beaumont, South Carolina's more annoying citizens and clues lead directly to the personals column of Jamie's newspaper setting off a full-fledged investigation by Jamie and millionaire friend Max Holt."@en
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