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First world edition. |
| Description |
212 pages ; 23 cm. |
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| Series |
The shadows of Chicago mysteries
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| Summary |
"Sagarine Pfister is a great cook but has been blacklisted by almost every restaurant in Chicago. She gets her chance at Louie's, a below-average restaurant, the only place that will give her a job. Things change when she finds head chef Louie Ferrar dead in the walk-in freezer of his restaurant. But instead of closing the place down, the owner, Russian gang boss Anatoly Morzov, not only offers her Louie's job, but also the position of his personal chef. Sagarine agrees, and while she knows she's playing with fire, the chance to turn out extraordinary food at both the restaurant and for Morzov's extravagant private parties is just too tempting. While the Chicago PD searches for Louie's killer, the FBI pressures Sagarine to inform on the gang. She has no choice, but things take another dangerous turn when she falls for one of Morzov's lieutenants. As Sagarine becomes more deeply involved with the gang and with her lover, the FBI's demands put her at increased risk of discovery. She has to make a decision about where her loyalties lie as she finds herself running for her life"--Jacket flap. |
| Subject |
Women cooks -- Illinois -- Chicago -- Fiction.
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Private investigators -- Fiction.
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Russian Americans -- Fiction.
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Restaurants -- Fiction.
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Organized crime -- Illinois -- Chicago -- Fiction.
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Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction.
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Man-woman relationships -- Illinois -- Chicago -- Fiction.
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Chicago (Ill.) -- Fiction.
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| Genre |
Detective and mystery fiction.
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Thrillers (Fiction)
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Romance fiction.
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| ISBN |
9781448312597 (hardcover) : $29.99 |
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1448312590 (hardcover) |
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