A Taste for Murder

A Taste for Murder - Paperback

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A Taste for Murder

A Taste for Murder - Paperback

by Matt Baker
$22.99
Sale price  $22.99 Regular price 

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Now a major TV series.

DCI Joe Mottram hopes a summer in Capri will bring him closer to his teenage daughter--until a fatal accident starts to look like it may be murder...

For murder detective Joe Mottram, a summer visit to his in-laws' idyllic beachside restaurant on the beautiful Italian island of Capri is meant to offer refuge. After the death of his wife Sofia in a hit-and-run in London, Joe has taken a sabbatical, hoping to heal and reconnect with his teenage daughter, Angelica.

But then a British businesswoman is found dead at the foot of a notorious cliff, and his in-laws' plans to teach Joe how to cook and get him and Angelica talking again have to be abandoned. A reluctant Joe is forced to swap his recipe books for a detective's notebook once more, as he's drawn deeper into the case.

Joe must form a partnership with a young local police inspector, Lara Sarrancino, who is desperate to prove herself and resents his involvement. As the two detectives butt heads, the investigation flounders, until a second body turns up, and they realize the killer is still at large on the tiny island. Unfortunately for Joe, the evidence trail appears to lead back uncomfortably close to home...
ISBN9798892427548
Author Matt Baker
PublisherCrooked Lane Books
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedAugust 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages352
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Matt Baker

Matt Baker is the author of the story collections Why Visit America and Hybrid Creatures. Born in Fort Smith, Arkansas, he is a former editor of Oxford American. He currently resides in New York City.

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