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A Deadly Change of Course--Plan B (Devonie Lace Mysteries #1) - Gina Cresse

-Originally published by Avalon in 1998.

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After suffering a minor heart attack at the tender age of thirty-five, Devonie Lace decides to get out of the rat race before she becomes road kill on the corporate highway. She quits her high-paying, high-stress job, sells her house, and buys a sailboat to live on. She has named her new home Plan B, to symbolize her newly simplified life.

To earn a living, Devonie buys and sells trinkets she picks up at probate sales and auctions of unclaimed storage units. But her latest treasure trove happens to include the belongings of an international hired assassin, and this means that Devonie is in big, big trouble.

After she discovers the true cause of an airline crash that killed two DEA agents, Devonie finds herself running for her life. It seems her new lifestyle has turned out to be not so relaxing after all.

Reviews:
"A Deadly Change of Course-Plan B is a fun, light mystery from first-time author Gina Cresse." -- Pasadena Star-News

"Cresse's first novel is well written, offers full-bodied main characters, and contains good background information on plane crashes, sailing, and the computer business. Congenial, low-key Devonie is the draw here." -- Booklist

"Techno-crime thriller headed for Hollywood.-Hollywood already has its hooks into the first-time author's work. California native Gina Cresse has produced a fast-moving techno crime thriller." -- Inland Valley - Daily Bulletin
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