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The Trouble with Too Much Sun 

 (Simona Griffo Mystery)

by

Trella Crespi

The Trouble with Too Much Sun

(A book in the Simona Griffo Mystery series)
(1992)
A novel by

Trella Crespi (Camilla Trinchieri)

 

It's January and Simona considers herself lucky to shoot HH&H’s ad campaign for a new sun product on the sandy beaches of a Club Med on Guadeloupe where she plans to sneak in the R&R she badly needs. Instead Simona finds a lost two-year-old boy who instantly wins her heart and later that night, hidden under the sail of a Windsurfer, the body of his mother, Iguana. Who would kill the mother of a small child? The machete-wielding coconut seller who had been her lover once? The sexy Club Med aerobics instructor who likes to lie or the island guide who dabbles in guns and voodoo? Simona wants justice for Iguana's son and starts asking questions, but before she can get answers she discovers another corpse. This time one of her own crew is implicated and Simona wastes no time in cooking up a recipe to mollify the police commissioner and risking her life to find the real murderer.

A recipe for Crisis Pasta is included.
 
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Paperback Editions

July 2003 : Paperback
Cover of ISBN: 0595284434Title: The Trouble with Too Much Sun: A SIMONA GRIFFO MYSTERY
Author(s): Camilla Trinchieri
ISBN: 0-595-28443-4 / 978-0-595-28443-6 (USA edition)
Publisher: IUniverse
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June 1992 : Paperback
Cover of ISBN: 0821737767Title: The Trouble With Too Much Sun
Author(s): T. Crespi
ISBN: 0-8217-3776-7 / 978-0-8217-3776-7 (USA edition)
Publisher: Zebra
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