Ravens of Solemano or The Order of the Mysterious Men in Black: 2 (The Young Inventors Guild) - Hardcover

Bowditch, Eden Unger

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1610881044 ISBN 13: 9781610881043

Verlag: Bancroft Press, 2013

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Meet Woody Robins, a bon vivant, devil-may-care wine guru who specializes in investigatory work involving rare artifacts of a vinous nature. Amidst the backdrop of world-famous Napa, California wine country, and upbeat, cosmopolitan “city by the bay” San Francisco, Woody finds he’s bitten off more than he can chew when hired by a wealthy grape grower to retrieve his stolen, rare, priceless, large bottle of red Burgundy that once belonged to the French emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte. Tested by a colorful cast of characters, deceit, blackmail, intrigue, dealings with the mob and even murder ensue. With the help of his dozy boyhood chum, girlfriend, aunt and detective buddy with San Francisco’s finest, he eventually manages to unravel the case, but not before he learns a thing or two about himself.Edward Finstein, aka “The Wine Doctor,” is an internationally recognized wine expert. He is the award-winning author of “Ask the Wine Doctor.” A TV and radio host, he is a renowned journalist writing for numerous newspapers, magazines and on the Internet in North America and abroad. As an international wine judge, he travels the world judging in competitions. Edward is also a Professor of Wine at George Brown College’s School of Hospitality and Culinary Arts, a wine consultant, wine appraiser, wine tour guide, and former V.P. of the Wine Writers’ Circle of Canada. “Doc,” as he is known, believes wine should be fun, and he preaches the gospel with a sense of humor and whimsy. He lives in Toronto with his wife Jo Ann and their cat Pepper. You can reach him through his website www.winedoctor.ca or via email at winedoctor@sympatico.ca.

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• Verlag: Bancroft Press
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2013
• ISBN 10: 1610881044
• ISBN 13: 9781610881043
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 464