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Jane DiLucchio is the author of the Diega DelValle
mystery, Relationships Can be Murder. When not
writing, she can be found digging in the garden,
giving a massage, cooking, or reading with a cat in
her lap. For the money-making portion of her life, she
is a professor at a community college. She and her
partner are the proud servants of three cats. You can
catch up with Jane at www.JaneDiLucchio.com.
mystery, Relationships Can be Murder. When not
writing, she can be found digging in the garden,
giving a massage, cooking, or reading with a cat in
her lap. For the money-making portion of her life, she
is a professor at a community college. She and her
partner are the proud servants of three cats. You can
catch up with Jane at www.JaneDiLucchio.com.
Los Angeles, the City of Angels, home to Hollywood and Beverly Hills.
Where everyone is auditioning for a part, and where lies and deceit come
veiled as glitz and glamour. Join us, if you dare: view a vampire movie in
our Forever Hollywood Cemetery, or take a walk along the concrete banks
of the L.A. River. But watch your step. Murder brews within the micro-
cosmic homeless communes that call it home and sometimes riffs on
melodic waves from the jazz street musicians just down the block. Twelve
stories of mystery, murder, and mayhem, from the authors of Sisters In
Crime/Los Angeles, that will send you scrambling for a bus ticket home.
But watch your back. As they say… “Nobody leaves L.A.”
Where everyone is auditioning for a part, and where lies and deceit come
veiled as glitz and glamour. Join us, if you dare: view a vampire movie in
our Forever Hollywood Cemetery, or take a walk along the concrete banks
of the L.A. River. But watch your step. Murder brews within the micro-
cosmic homeless communes that call it home and sometimes riffs on
melodic waves from the jazz street musicians just down the block. Twelve
stories of mystery, murder, and mayhem, from the authors of Sisters In
Crime/Los Angeles, that will send you scrambling for a bus ticket home.
But watch your back. As they say… “Nobody leaves L.A.”
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