Alibi By Accident – Kayleigh Suggett

Of course Miami was trying to flirt her way out of this one. It was her one move. “And how would going to Greece change their focus?” “Easy. We can make a statement to the press that Miami, far from being glad that Javier is dead, is broken up with grief and has, at great personal expense, sent her own private investigator to get to the bottom of what happened.” Verona was still excited at the possibility of working on a murder case, more so now that a whole month had gone by without a single SUV sighting.

If there was a drug angle to Javier’s death, she wasn’t in the picture for it. She could go to Greece and poke around in safety. She hoped. This time, if she saw anyone following her, she would have to back off. There were only so many times she could count on someone dying to save her from abduction. “And the police, upon hearing this, are supposed to open the doors to their investigation in Greece and allow an amateur like me to review their findings?”

“Of course not. They’re not going to let you anywhere near the official case.” She wondered if the police had any idea about Javier’s connection to Mr. Choi. Were they looking into that as a possible angle, or had he successfully kept that a secret?

She’d fill them in on it herself if she had any real evidence. But a shaky video of two men in a booth didn’t prove anything. Plus, as a PI, they’d probably assume she was trying to punch above her weight and dismiss her. No, until she had hard evidence that Javier had been killed because he’d screwed over a drug lord, she’d have to keep it to herself. She said, “So what are you expecting me to accomplish?”

Even without access to the official case, could she dig up some real evidence? Well, she’d stumbled upon Javier’s drug connection on her own, so maybe she could. But it was important to control the expectations of others. It was always going to be a long shot. “You’ve got to understand that we’re all swayed by the media.

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ISBN: 978-1-64875-731-0 (Paperback) 1kitap1.com/en CONTENTS Also by Kayleigh Suggett Prologue: The Wedding Sucked Balls I. Being the Events That Set the Prologue in Motion 1. The Life of a Private Dick 2. Not the Hot Guy, Please! 3. The Prichard Rule 4. F*ck It 5. McFly Is the Answer 6.

Will You Be My… Secret Sex Club Lover? 7. The Show Was a Drag 8. High-Heel Hell 9. Biggest Dick in Town II. What Happens in Greece… 10. Remember the Couple from the Prologue? 11. A Tragedy and Stuff 12. Following Me Following You 13. It’s a Double Dick 14. A Spicy Gyro 15. That Does Sound Hard 16. KGB Meet-Cute 17. But If I Can Go for Free… 18. When in Rome.

Or England. Or Greece 19. The Next Gag 20. An Average-Looking English Guy 21. I’m Not Sydney-Fucking-Bristow 22. About as Useful as a Paperweight III. Murders Are Not Good Wedding Gifts 23. Not the Happiest Day 24. Sympathy Shag 25. A Worm on LSD 26. Sprinkled Badass 27. Different, More, Better 28. Egg Cookers? 29. The Friend Box 30. Catman Strikes Again 31. Superpower 32. This Ain’t Poirot, People! 33. A Rhino with an Itchy Horn Fucking Long Epilogue Sample of Next Book in Series HOT GIRLS DIE FIRST: Prologue HOT GIRLS DIE FIRST: Chapter 1 Author’s Note Also by Kayleigh Suggett Acknowledgments About the Author 1kitap1.com/en ALSO BY KAYLEIGH SUGGETT The Verona Montero Series Alibi by Accident Hot Girls Die First Burn After Cheating To find out more about Kayleigh Suggett and her books, visit severnriverbooks.com 1kitap1.com/en To anyone dealing with the shit life throws at you.

I hope this helps you escape the way countless books have helped me. 1kitap1.com/en PROLOGUE: THE WEDDING SUCKED BALLS Blair Walker (née Grayson) signed her name on an official form like all brides do on their wedding day. “Is that your current legal name?” a man asked her as she passed the piece of paper to him.

“Oh, for fuck’s sake!” She grabbed the form, scribbled out Walker, and wrote Grayson. She couldn’t be Walker yet, as the wedding hadn’t gone off quite as expected. Well, to be honest, it sucked balls. Big, hairy, saggy balls.

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