Today you live. To Maui you die.
Inspector Sarkisian Mysteries Episode 3
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Today you live. To Maui you die.
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But this time it’s not business. It’s personal.
Having been summoned to replace a temperamental actress in a Hollywood motion picture titled, The Amazonian from Nitrofuran, Detective Janise Rande’s roommate, Arielle Andresen, was given an offer she couldn’t refuse. It was the chance she had waited for since her arrival in California 10 years before. Though there were some questions revolving around the production, Arielle decided to throw caution to the wind.
However, what she didn’t expect was what would happen when she arrived on the beautiful Island of Maui.
In a classic Howdunnit mystery, Inspector Armen Sarkisian of the San Francisco Police Department along with Detective Rande must work against the prevailing belief of the Hawaiian Department of Justice to find not only who did it but how it was done.
In a page turner that never lets up, the inspector uses all of his guile and wisdom to find the answers to questions no one has even thought to ask.
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