

It's Only Murder
Sam Bobrick
"A slime-ball named Coins Fontaine has cashed in.
When his account is closed, there's evidence of foul play.
Who would want to kill Coins?
Everybody!
The fingers of suspicion especially point to Coins' hot young widow, a woman with the kind of shape that makes two great first impressions.
Then there is Coins' two beautiful grown daughters, one with a Girl Scout fixation; and the other with a head for figures, perched atop a pretty good figure of her own.
Watch out, Spuds, danger is everywhere!
An affectionate homage to the hard-boiled private dicks who could handle guns and bodacious babes with equal aplomb.
This play could make a fun companion piece to the authors' THE TANGLED SNARL (see title for complete description)."--Publisher's website.
| Character |
|---|
| Grieves the Fontaine's butler. |
| Lieutenant Angus Brogue a plainclothes detective for the city. |
| Myra Fonaine widow and accused murderer of her husband, "Coins" Fontaine. |
| Chantel Fontaine eldest daughter of the late "Coins" Fontaine. |
| Saphron Fontaine younger daughter of the late "Coins" Fontaine. |
| A Thug enforcer for a local crime boss. |
| A Uniformed Officer non-speaking. |
| Spuds Idaho a private detective. |
Murder Me Once (The Tangled Snarl Ii) is a American play written by John Rustan and published by Samuel French in New York (2005).
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