This Bloody Wine - Hallagan, Kay And Terry
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Toni and Mark need a getaway from their busy professional lives in Chicago. When they arrive at their weekend cottage in Union Pier, Michigan, Mark starts up their newly installed jetted tub. Blood spurts out of the jets! Police initially write it off as a Halloween prank. However, three days later, the body of a prominent Chicago politician is discovered in the house next door. Almost everyone in the neighborhood, including Toni, seems to have a motive for the murder. Toni decides that, to clear her name, she will have to solve the murder herself. She comes within inches of becoming the killer's next victim.…mehr

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Toni and Mark need a getaway from their busy professional lives in Chicago. When they arrive at their weekend cottage in Union Pier, Michigan, Mark starts up their newly installed jetted tub. Blood spurts out of the jets! Police initially write it off as a Halloween prank. However, three days later, the body of a prominent Chicago politician is discovered in the house next door. Almost everyone in the neighborhood, including Toni, seems to have a motive for the murder. Toni decides that, to clear her name, she will have to solve the murder herself. She comes within inches of becoming the killer's next victim.
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In 1949, Kathryn Malatesta and Edward Terrence Hallagan met on a blind date at Chicago's Union Station. Kay told Terry she planned to enter a cloistered convent, and Terry convinced her to marry him instead. That marriage lasted 63 years yielding: 12 children, 34 grandchildren and countless great grandchildren. In their free time, Terry created Hallagan Business Machines to support his expanding family and HBM is now 60 years old. Kay mothered a dozen children while writing her weekly Promises To Keep column for the Chicago Daily Defender and working as a social worker at Marillac House on Chicago's West-side. During their golden years, Kay and Terry spent time in Union Pier, Michigan, writing This Bloody Wine.