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Silver Sisters Mysteries #2

Seven Deadly Samovars

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Goldie, an aging flower child, runs an antique shop in Juneau, Alaska. Godiva authors a syndicated advice column from her Beverly Hills mansion. When Goldie finally receives a lost shipment of antique Russian tea urns, she realizes they are not the ones she ordered. The samovars sell quickly but murder and mayhem follow each of the new owners. Goldie and Godiva cannot convince the police that the stolen samovars and murder are related, so they set out to solve the mystery.

First published January 1, 2009

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August 15, 2015
Terror in a Teapot - Review by Martha A. Cheves, Author of Stir, Laugh, Repeat; Think With Your Taste Buds; A Book and A Dish

Goldie Silver - Owns an antique shop in Juneau, Alaska
Godiva Olivia DuBois - Author of the famous relationship column Ask G.O.D.
Caesar - Famous TV chef - or is he?
Flossie Silver - Female magician.
Sterling Silver - Male magician.
Two Ladies from the Russian Orthodox Church - church ladies.
Father Innocent - Retiring Priest.
Rimsky - Father Innocent's helper.
Father Augustine - Priest that will take over for Father Innocent.
Two very ugly ladies - Very possibly not 'ladies.'
Boris & Igor Dumkovsky - two very mean Russians.

Now, just what can all of these people have in common? Well, Goldie and Godiva are twin sisters. Caesar is Godiva's boyfriend, Flossie is the mother of the twins and Sterling is their father's brother, known to them by the affectionate name of 'Unk.'

But where is the connection between the 'family' members and the other characters? It all has to do with The Seven Deadly Samovars, or Tea Pots if you live in America. It seems the Tea Pots were shipped from Russia to Goldie's shop but were lost in transit. The Church Ladies had ordered one through Goldie as a retirement gift for Father Innocent. When they are finally discovered they seem to live up to their name 'Deadly.' People start dying, Tea Pots start missing and the mystery starts spinning as the twins do a little detective work to track down the missing pots and find the killer or should I say killers.

This book, as all Morgan St. James and Phyllice Bradner books, gives you suspense, humor and a special surprising twist at the end. I can't get enough of their writings and hope they come out with yet another Silver Sisters Mystery very soon.

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May 23, 2009
The second Silver Sisters comical crime caper now available in audio book and MP3==paperback,e-book and Kindle coming soon.

After Goldie receives the wrong shipment of samovars, she can't reach the importer/exporter in Vladivostok, Russia. These fancy teapots sell quickly, but people begin to die. What makes them worth killing for? The twins find out during an over-the-top chase from Juneau to Seattle to L.A.
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