Seven Deadly Tequilas

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Seven Deadly Tequilas
Seven Deadly Tequilas
Author : Tricia O'Malley
File Size : 54,5 Mb
Publisher : Unknown
Language : English
Release Date : 03 December 2020
ISBN : 1951254201
Pages : 232 pages
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Seven Deadly Tequilas by Tricia O'Malley Book PDF Summary

They say it's best to bury your past, but for one misguided grave robber - the past is an obsession. When Althea Rose learns that a grave robber has infiltrated Tequila Key, she does her best to pretend she's not interested. No, she doesn't want to hear more details. And she most certainly does not want to help Chief Thomas track down the industrious body thief. Only when midnight caller knocks on her door in tattered clothes, covered in dirt, and smelling like a bouquet of rotten tomatoes, does Althea realize she'll need to get a little help from her friends to rid her garden of otherworldly pests.Banding together to track down the grave robber, the crew must work their most intricate spells yet. The only question is - is Rafe strong enough to help with their magick?

Seven Deadly Tequilas

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