To Catch A Cook: An Angie Amalfi Mystery - Plot & Excerpts
Despite the many lies Paavo had been told about her, Angie was fairly confident that Cecily and Aulis had been neighbors. What else could a young widowed FBI employee and a middle-aged Finn have in common? Hmm, Angie decided not to pursue that, especially in view of Connie’s brainstorm about the two of them. The cleaning service had done a nice job on Aulis’s apartment. Still, being here made Angie’s hair stand on end big time. And the fact that the last time she was here, a man standing beside her car ended up wearing a toe tag only added to her nervousness. She dashed into the bedroom and flipped through papers and old envelopes until her eye fell on one postmarked thirty-three years earlier from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company with stock certificates. The address showed Liberty Street in the city. She had no idea where that was. Several more recent envelopes had different addresses, even some in Los Angeles and Bakersfield, but Liberty Street was in the correct time frame.
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