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A Season for Killing Blondes by Joanne Guidoccio

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Also by Joanne Guidoccio:

No More Secrets, September 2020
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A Different Kind of Reunion, May 2018
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A Season for Killing Blondes, June 2015
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A SEASON FOR KILLING BLONDES
By: Joanne Guidoccio

The Wild Rose Press
June 2015
On Sale: June 12, 2015
Featuring: Carlo; Carrie Ann Godfrey; Gilda Greco
ISBN: 1509201734
EAN: 9781509201730
Kindle: B00XCZ5EE2
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Mystery Cozy | Women's Fiction Contemporary

Hours before the opening of her career counseling practice, Gilda Greco discovers the body of golden girl, Carrie Ann Godfrey, neatly arranged in the dumpster outside Gilda's office. Gilda's life and budding career are stalled as Detective Carlo Fantin, her former high school crush, conducts the investigation. When three more dead blondes turn up, all brutally strangled and deposited near Gilda's favorite haunts, she is pegged as a prime suspect for the murders.

Frustrated by Carlo's chilly detective persona and the mean girl antics of Carrie Ann's meddling relatives, Gilda decides to launch her own investigation. She discovers a gaggle of suspects, among them a yoga instructor in need of anger management training, a lecherous photographer, and fourteen ex-boyfriends.

As the puzzle pieces fall into place, shocking revelations emerge, forcing Gilda to confront the envy and deceit she has long overlooked.