Cocktails and Murder on the Potomac

Cocktails and Murder on the Potomac

by Mary-Jane Deeb

207 pages· ISBN 9780738845739

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When a gorgeous Middle Eastern journalist disappears at a banquet in Washington, DC, a group of friends attending the party decide to find her. Making use of their network of acquaintances in the world of business, academia & fashion, these amateur detectives quickly uncover clues that lead them into a web of international crime & intrigue. When a prince is murdered at his own birthday party, the friends realize that their quest, which began as a lark, has turned into a deadly game. Determined to solve their mystery, however, the members of this stylish group take on different assignments to piece together the fiendish puzzle. On the trail of the missing journalist, they attend a Greek concert at the Kennedy Center, tango at a class reunion, organize a fashion show at the Ritz, travel to the Swiss Alps & sunbathe on the French Riviera. Their efforts are rewarded when they finally unravel the mystery in a most dramatic manner.

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