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You best friend's in love with a lying, scumbag thief. How do you tell her?
You'd better do it soon, because what she doesn't know could kill her.
When her best friend Debbie falls in love with a handsome stranger, Lisa Watson is skeptical. She thinks Derek is far more
interested in Debbie's bank accounts, than her kind heart and sweet disposition.
And she's right. This small-time hustler has bigtime ambitions. He intends to blackmail his lover Robert Helton, a
wealthy corporate mogul, desperate to hide his secret gay life. But Derek's plans go awry, and Debbie is found dead in her
apartment.
Shaken by her friend's death, Lisa unwittingly becomes involved with her friend's true killer, not realizing until it's
nearly too late that she too is in grave danger.
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What people are saying about Caviar Dreams:
"Her characters are marvelous and fully-developed, and she constructs believable scenes of true conflict"
Midwest Book Review
"Judy Nichols pens a stunning glimpse into the con artists game of cat and mouse...Ms. Nichols writes dynamic characters
that the reader can enjoy."
Fallen Angel Reviews
"It's almost as if the city (of Cincinnati) were a character as well, so real does she portray its streets and the people
in them."
ScribesWorld Reviews
"I couldn't put it down."
Regina Scruggs, KUHF-FM, Houston
"Wonderfully ironic."
Liz Burton, Zumaya Publications
One of the very few suspense thrillers where the main character has a Master of Fine Arts degree from Miami University
in Ohio.
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