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A Perfectly Purloined Pinot
(2012)(Book 6.5 in the Wine Lover's Mystery series)
A Story by Michele Scott
NOTE: THIS IS A NOVELLA WITH TWO ADDED EXCERPTS
Nikki Sands is back! In this short story Nikki discovers that a rare and extremely expensive bottle of Pinot Noir has been removed from the Malveaux Estate Cellar and everyone she knows and loves is a suspect...
When Nikki's newlywed husband, Derek, asks her to locate the only bottle left of the very exclusive, collectible wine of Pearl's Pinot for a couple of special clients, she figures that it's not a problem. The problem that she sees is that Derek seems to have forgotten that the evening he has invited these important clients to dinner also happens to be her birthday.
Priding herself in her organizational and management skills, Nikki is shocked to discover that Pearl's Pinot has disappeared from the cellar. There are only a few people who have access to the private cellar and they include two of her closest friends--Simon (Derek's brother) and Alyssa, as well as the new chef at the gourmet restaurant on the vineyard.
Nikki refuses to give up trying to find who took the perfectly purloined pinot, and as with all of the mysteries this modern day Nancy Drew solves the answer as to whodunnit is sure to surprise!
Includes recipes and wine pairings, as well as the chapters of the next Nikki Sands' Mystery; A KILLER MARGARITA, along with an extensive excerpt from the debut novel in Michele Scott's new mystery series: THE GREY TIER; A DEAD CELEBS MYSTERY.
Books in this series are:
1. Murder Uncorked
2. Murder by the Glass
3. Silenced by Syrah
4. A Vintage Murder
5. Corked by Cabernet
6. A Toast to Murder
7. Dog Gone Dog (Short story)
About the author:Michele Scott is the bestselling author of The Wine Lover's Mystery series. Over 500,000 copies of her books have sold world wide and have hit various bestseller lists including The Wall Street Journal and Amazon lists. The author also writes internationally bestselling thrillers under the pen name of A.K. Alexander.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Nikki Sands is back! In this short story Nikki discovers that a rare and extremely expensive bottle of Pinot Noir has been removed from the Malveaux Estate Cellar and everyone she knows and loves is a suspect...
When Nikki's newlywed husband, Derek, asks her to locate the only bottle left of the very exclusive, collectible wine of Pearl's Pinot for a couple of special clients, she figures that it's not a problem. The problem that she sees is that Derek seems to have forgotten that the evening he has invited these important clients to dinner also happens to be her birthday.
Priding herself in her organizational and management skills, Nikki is shocked to discover that Pearl's Pinot has disappeared from the cellar. There are only a few people who have access to the private cellar and they include two of her closest friends--Simon (Derek's brother) and Alyssa, as well as the new chef at the gourmet restaurant on the vineyard.
Nikki refuses to give up trying to find who took the perfectly purloined pinot, and as with all of the mysteries this modern day Nancy Drew solves the answer as to whodunnit is sure to surprise!
Includes recipes and wine pairings, as well as the chapters of the next Nikki Sands' Mystery; A KILLER MARGARITA, along with an extensive excerpt from the debut novel in Michele Scott's new mystery series: THE GREY TIER; A DEAD CELEBS MYSTERY.
Books in this series are:
1. Murder Uncorked
2. Murder by the Glass
3. Silenced by Syrah
4. A Vintage Murder
5. Corked by Cabernet
6. A Toast to Murder
7. Dog Gone Dog (Short story)
About the author:Michele Scott is the bestselling author of The Wine Lover's Mystery series. Over 500,000 copies of her books have sold world wide and have hit various bestseller lists including The Wall Street Journal and Amazon lists. The author also writes internationally bestselling thrillers under the pen name of A.K. Alexander.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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