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When Walter, a bathrobe-clad octogenarian, robs the bank using a concealed banana as the hold-up weapon, Kate and Aunt Kitty speed after him in Kitty's mammoth 1974 Eldorado convertible. But instead of retrieving their cold hard cash, they find a still-warm dead body, much to the consternation of a certain sexy sheriff who happens to be Kate's person of interest in the boyfriend department. Things go from bad to worse when Kate's ex-flame from the Treasury Department and a quart-low biker gang - the Devil's Cheerleaders - get involved in the mayhem. Despite continuous misadventures - from Sausage Festival pandemonium to a malfunctioning giant man-eating plant from Splotski's Theatre Rentals - Kate and Kitty are determined that the show must go on. Sexy, sassy, and hilarious, this theatre mystery is the second in a series featuring amateur sleuth Kate London.
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Susan Goodwill writes the laugh-out-loud funny Kate London Mystery Series. Kate and her Aunt Kitty, an eccentric former B-grade movie star, own and operate the Egyptian Theatre on Michigan's west coast. When the first act is murder, the quirky cast of the Mudd Lake Players, Kitty's amateur theatre group, "assist" Kate in her pursuit of justice. Come along for the outageously funny rides as Kate solves off kilter crimes and the Players struggle with the show. Stick around for the last act, Kate always drops the curtain on the bad guys.
