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In 1930 San Francisco, the bridges haven't yet been built, and although Prohibition is still in effect, the speakeasies are thriving. The Moore Detective Agency is two months and several fifths of whiskey away from closing its doors. When the wife of one of the most prestigious bankers knocks on their office door, asking them to look for her wayward stepson, it could be the lifeline they need to keep the agency going. Unfortunately, Detective Nick Moore's current client is his bootlegger, and the only case he cares about is the one that contains twelve bottles of bathtub gin. Secretary Maggie…mehr

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In 1930 San Francisco, the bridges haven't yet been built, and although Prohibition is still in effect, the speakeasies are thriving. The Moore Detective Agency is two months and several fifths of whiskey away from closing its doors. When the wife of one of the most prestigious bankers knocks on their office door, asking them to look for her wayward stepson, it could be the lifeline they need to keep the agency going. Unfortunately, Detective Nick Moore's current client is his bootlegger, and the only case he cares about is the one that contains twelve bottles of bathtub gin. Secretary Maggie Laurent takes the case and soon finds herself up to her neck in murder, arson, and the lies and double lives of San Francisco's wealthy elite, a world where she's seen as a nuisance at best and a threat at worst. Can she solve the murders before she becomes the next victim?
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Autorenporträt
Ms. Johnson's first novel, Beat Until Stiff, was set in the restaurant world and was nominated for the 2003 Agatha Award for Best First Novel and was a Booksense pick. Her second book in this series, Roux Morgue, received a starred review from Publishers Weekly. She has written two Jane Austen pastiches, Pen and Prejudice and Resolution, which she indie published, For Thee, a biographical historical novel of the marriage of Pauline Pfeiffer to Ernest Hemingway won the 2021 Gold Award bestowed by the Royal Palm Literary Award from the Florida Writers Association for genre fiction, and is currently being shopped to publishers. She won the same award in 2022 in the crime-fiction category for Fog City, her noir crime novel set in Prohibition-era San Francisco. Ms. Johnson has recently signed a three-book deal for her Fog City Noir series with Level Best Books. Fog City will debut in the summer of 2024. She is currently President of Mystery Writers of America's Northern California chapter.