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Truck a Duck

Claudia H. LongSeries: Simpato Mystery
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Sibylline Digital First

About

A food-truck storm is brewing in the wine-soaked tourist heaven of Simpato.

Sal DeVine, temporarily suspended lawyer and town Keeper of Secrets, takes on a new challenge, covering a City Council meeting for the local paper, the Simpato Quack. Known to the locals as Sin-Pato, or Without a Duck, Simpato is famous for its wine, gourmet food, cannabis-cookie-selling nuns, and awful duck puns.

Is there room for food-trucks downtown? The locals working in the tourist hotels and vineyards want places they can afford to eat at amidst the high-end restaurants and boutiques. The shop owners and winemakers don't agree. The City Council compromises with a two month trial for three of the five local trucks-a fair solution until one food truck owner turns up dead.
Are the spots worth dying for? Is the chic atmosphere worth killing for? Sal DeVine needs to know.

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Extended Details

  • SeriesSimpato Mystery #2

    Artists

    Claudia H. LongAuthor