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Death and Detox

Death and Detox

Butterwick, Matthew

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Mystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798170806454
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 334
Weight: 0.85
Height: 0.75 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Forensic accountant Mina Kwan trusts numbers, strong coffee and absolutely nothing described as vibrationally charged.

So being sent to audit the Zenith Wellness Sanctum - an outrageously expensive mountain retreat offering crystals, fasting, spiritual enlightenment and four-hundred-dollar water - is already testing her patience.

Then the retreat's charismatic founder, Brother Bodhi, is found dead in the aerial-yoga pavilion, strangled with an organic silk hammock.

Suddenly Mina's audit has become a murder investigation.

The victim had plenty of enemies. A furious billionaire claims Zenith sold him glorified tap water. A wellness influencer has secrets she desperately wants deleted. The retreat's co-founder has been cheated out of her company. The doctor refuses to approve dangerous treatments. And beneath Zenith's soothing affirmations and carefully curated serenity, Mina discovers suspicious payments, forged documents and recordings of guests' most private confessions.

Someone has been turning vulnerability into leverage.

Working alongside Detective Nolan Brier - an annoyingly competent local detective with good coffee, dry humour and an inconvenient ability to make Mina forget she dislikes people - Mina follows the money through shell companies, hidden ownership agreements and years of carefully manufactured lies.

But at Zenith, evidence has a habit of pointing at exactly the wrong person.

And the closer Mina gets to the truth, the clearer it becomes that the retreat's philosophy of letting go may have been taken rather too literally.

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