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    A Spoonful of Soledad

    By Keith Fisher

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    When Soledad Montoya's client tries to strangle her during sex, the upscale call girl is convinced the same animal murdered her best friend, Shantelle. When he turns out to be a mob boss's son, things go from bad to deadly.

    A mistress of deception, she enlists the help of her sisters and her pimp's lieutenant, Cal, to strike back. Together they must outmaneuver the police, the Miami mafia—and Soledad's deeply religious mother.

    Will Soledad get revenge and a new life?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Wild Rose Press
    Release dateOct 21, 2019
    ISBN9781509227846
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    A Spoonful of Soledad
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    Keith Fisher

    Keith was born in Birmingham, England during WWII. He lived near factories which were regularly bombed by the Germans. This was a working class neighbourhood but he was able to pass an exam to go to Grammar School. He studied Science at school and when he left school worked in the chemical industry. He obtained a degree and then a PhD in Chemistry. He has worked in Universities in the US, Canada, Nigeria, Sudan, Japan and finally Australia. One of his uncles told stories and that was what gave Keith the drive to write stories. After retirement Keith had the time to write stories about his experience. This story is largely fictional but relies a lot on Keith’s experience in the world.

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