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Sugar Skull by Denise Hamilton

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Also by Denise Hamilton:

Los Angeles Noir, May 2007
Paperback
Prisoner of Memory, April 2006
Hardcover
Savage Garden, February 2006
Paperback (reprint)
Last Lullaby, April 2005
Paperback (reprint)
Sugar Skull, February 2004
Paperback (reprint)
The Jasmine Trade, December 2002
Paperback (reprint)

Sugar Skull
Denise Hamilton

Eve Diamond Novel - Book 2
Pocket Books
February 2004
Featuring: Eve Diamond
374 pages
ISBN: 0743482212
Paperback (reprint)
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Mystery Woman Sleuth

"Los Angeles Times reporter Eve Diamond usually works out of the paper's San Gabriel Valley bureau, but she's taking a weekend shift downtown when a distraught Vincent Chevalier breaks through security and demands her help." "His fifteen-year-old daughter, Isabel, is missing, and the cops won't go looking for her until forty-eight hours have passed. The man thinks he knows where she might be - with some runaways in a dismal squat in East Hollywood. He wants Eve as his witness when he enters the squat and tries to bring Isabel home. Eve senses a possible story. Why would a privileged young girl from Pasadena spend time with the down-and-outs in East Hollywood? But there will be no interview with Isabel. Isabel is dead, her body wrapped in a dirty futon and abandoned in a derelict basement." "Eve's questions have only begun. What brought the blond-haired teenager to such a tragic, early demise? Did a man named Finch, who's had past arrests for drugs, burglary, and theft, have something to do with Isabel's murder? What about her father? There's something unsettling about him. And what was Isabel's relationship with Paolo Langdon, her schoolmate and the son of a socialite hostess and a prominent politician?" Even as Eve must fight against powerful forces that want her off the story, she finds herself emotionally drawn to the brooding scion of a Mexican music-promotion titan. It's dangerous to mix professional with personal, but Silvio Aguilar is hard to resist. And in his world, in the little sugar skull confections that commemorate the Mexican Day of the Dead, Eve may find some clue to a killer.

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