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    Unwanted Company: A Munch Mancini Mystery
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    Unwanted Company: A Munch Mancini Mystery

    By Barbara Seranella

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    Munch Mancini’s hopes for a brighter future are endangered when a serial killer catches her in his sights.

    “The most engrossing and fastest-paced Munch Mancini adventure yet.” — Portland Oregonian

    On the path to building a better life for herself, Miranda “Munch” Mancini has started her own limo service, to compliment her work as an auto mechanic. Times are tough, making it impossible to turn down a client, even when it’s a shady federal agent hiring her services to ferry a sleazy diplomat. Munch hands the actual driving duties over to Ellen, an old friend who’s fresh out of prison, also looking for a new start. When Ellen disappears with both the car and the client, the police are back on Munch’s doorstep. A serial killer is on the loose, and Munch’s client may have been a victim – or the perpetrator. Munch now must bring the police into her life again if she’s going to put her past behind her and save a few lives – including her own.

    “There’s no more interesting protagonist in crime fiction than Munch Mancini… Don’t miss this series.” — Chicago Tribune

    “A well-paced, effortless read.” — Los Angeles Times
     
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDiversion Books
    Release dateNov 12, 2013
    ISBN9781626811751
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