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    The P-Town Queen

    By Ute Carbone

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    Nikki Silva thinks she’s blown up her life. Divorced, funding for her shark research cut off, she’s moved back to Provincetown to live with her father. Nikki’s written a grant proposal funded by a commission run by her ex-husband Ned, who would rather not give money to his ex-wife.

    Marco Tornetti wants to turn a Newark spaghetti joint into a trendy bistro. His silent partner, Fat Phil Lagosa, wants to use the place to solicit questionable business deals. When Fat Phil turns on Marco and has him marked for a hit, Marco knows he’s in too deep.
    Marco escapes the hit man and takes the first bus out of the city. Marco figures that Phil would never look for him in Provincetown‘s gay community. But when he meets Nikki, he finds that pretending to be gay isn’t as easy as it would seem.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChampagne Books
    Release dateDec 31, 2012
    ISBN9781927454169
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    The P-Town Queen
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    Ute Carbone

    Ute (who pronounces her name Oooh-tah) Carbone is an award winning author of women’s fiction, comedy, and romance. She and her husband live in New Hampshire, where she spends her days walking, eating chocolate and dreaming up stories. Books and Stories by Ute Carbone: Blueberry Truth The P-Town Queen Afterglow Searching for Superman Sweet Lenora The Lilac Hour To The Wind Dancing in the White Room All Things Returned Confessions of the Sausage Queen The Whisper of Time

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