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The Next Ex by Linda L. Richards

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Also by Linda L. Richards:

Dead West, September 2023
Hardcover / e-Book
Exit Strategy, June 2023
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Death Was In The Picture: A Mystery, January 2009
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Calculated Loss, September 2006
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The Next Ex, December 2005
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THE NEXT EX
By: Linda L. Richards

A Madeline Carter Novel
MIRA
December 2005
Featuring: Madeline Carter
384 pages
ISBN: 0778322408
Paperback
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Suspense

Even by Hollywood standards, five is a big number when you're counting ex-wives.

Teaching an indulged wife to dabble in the stock market is the last thing former stockbroker Madeline Carter wants to do. But she's lived among the Hollywood elite just long enough to recognize the ubiquitous "favor for a favor" when she sees it, so she reluctantly agrees to tutor the current wife of "A" list film producer Maxi Livingston.

Up until a few days ago the only thing Madeline knew about Maxi was what she'd read in the tabloids. But she soon learns a whole lot more, including the fact that the current Mrs. Livingston has plans to build a nest egg for herself -- in the stock market. Interesting.

But "interesting" doesn't begin to cover it when Maxi's ex- wives are killed off one by one and Madeline finds herself in the middle of a scenario worthy of the most imaginative screenwriter -- where she is the prime suspect.

Very interesting, indeed.

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