Time to Check Out (de ParisDude)
10 février 2023
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Synopsis A Stan Kraychik Mystery, Book 5. It’s October in Key West, as quiet as the tropical island will ever be. Or so thinks Boston
Étiquette : Suspense
Mask for a Diva (de ParisDude)
18 mai 2022
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Synopsis A Stan Kraychik Mystery, Book 4 – Stan Kraychik, Boston hair-dresser extraordinaire, has been hired as the wig master’s assistant for the upcoming season
Dead On Your Feet (de ParisDude)
25 avril 2022
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Synopsis A Stan Kraychik Mystery, Book 3 — Spring is in the air and Stan has been with his boyfriend, ballet dancer and choreographer, Rafik,
Stasis (de ParisDude)
22 janvier 2021
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Synopsis Flo est un journaliste culturel à la vie calme et légèrement bohème, passionné de cinéma, de littérature et de tennis. Gay discret, timide et
Love You To Death (de ParisDude)
7 février 2020
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Synopsis Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and everyone has a sweetheart, except Stan Kraychik, Boston’s sassiest hairdresser. Ever hopeful of meeting Mr. Right, Stan attends
Roots of Evil (de ParisDude)
7 octobre 2019
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Synopsis Many consider Naomi Teedle the village witch. Most people avoid her except when they have need of her herbs and potions. She lives alone
The Black Marble Pool (de ParisDude)
13 août 2019
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Synopsis When you first notice it, something seems a bit unusual. Then it occurs to you that most, if not all, of the pools you’ve
Treasure Trail (de ParisDude)
3 juillet 2019
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Synopsis Erik Mitchell traveled the world uncovering art fraud and relic theft, which pitted him against spoiled billionaires, unscrupulous collectors, mobsters, and cartels. He worked
A Body To Dye For (de ParisDude)
27 juin 2019
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Synopsis Stan Kraychik is a hairdresser in Boston, leading a successful hairdresser’s life. Successful hairdressers’ lives vary widely but they usually have one thing in
Steam (de ParisDude)
21 juin 2019
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Synopsis San Francisco was once a city of music and laughter, of parties and bathhouses, when days held promise and nights, romance. But now something