A sip before dying

The Resource A sip before dying
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A sip before dying
Statement of responsibility
Gemma Halliday
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Language
eng
Summary
"The Oak Valley Vineyard has been in Emmy Oak's family for generations. So when the small Sonoma winery is suddenly in financial trouble and in danger of being gobbled up by the corporate giants, Emmy moves home to try to save her legacy with her modern culinary know-how. First step--she throws a party showcasing her latest vintage and signature tasty treats to a group of wine country's most elite enthusiasts. Only when one of her VIP guests sips a glass of poisoned wine and dies in her cellar, Emmy's name is on everyone lips for all the wrong reasons. The victim was the young, boy-toy husband of one of Silicon Valley's most successful female CEOs... and his playboy ways and suspicious spending habits have almost no one mourning his death. Enter Detective Christopher Grant, recent SFPD transplant, who is assigned to the case and immediately homes in on Oak Valley. But Emmy is determined to clear her winery's name--even if Grant's dark eyes, sexy smile, and mysterious past threaten to distract her. After calling in the big guns to help her--a.k.a. her jewelry designer best friend and copious amounts of cookie dough ice cream--Emmy finds herself digging through a slew of suspects to uncover crimes, grudges, and secret affairs that could put a soap opera to shame. Can Emmy find out just which of the upper crust poisoned the victim's vintage...or will Emmy's next sip be her last?"--
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Provided by publisher
Cataloging source
TEFOD
Dewey number
813/.6
Index
no index present
LC call number
PS3608.A54836
Literary form
fiction
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Series statement
Wine & Dine Mysteries
Series volume
1

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