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Who Is Tandy's Angel?
In this novel Tandoori (Tandy) Angel goes through an investigation to find out the truth about her older sister’s mysterious death. Her, her brothers, and Uncle Jacob move into her late grandmother’s house after they were found innocent for the deaths of their parents that was later named a suicide. The first day that they arrive, Tandy runs into James, her boyfriend that she had been separated from for a year because his dad (Royal Rampling) didn’t want him to see the daughter of the pharmaceutical company (her parents) that made him bankrupt. They spent the day together and the next morning he abandons her in a Paris hotel. Throughout the next week, she discovers her grandmother’s secret room with erotic photos, perfume formulas, and the

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