Plausible Deniability
Plausible Deniability by Chef Gaston Frigault
Plausible Deniability by Chef Gaston Frigault is a gripping crime thriller that dives into the underbelly of deception, drugs and murder.
Over the decades, Toronto restaurateur, James DeMilo, has built an empire. However, when the apparent suicide of a staff member uncovers a complex and organized kind of wrongdoing, his world quickly begins to unravel.
With his hands-on style and deeply held belief in respect, loyalty, and trust, James DeMilo takes matters into his own hands. Together with the police, he endeavors to catch the culprits, and what they uncover could threaten his livelihood and his family legacy.
Plausible Deniability is filled with suspense as it delves into issues of trust, ambition, and the fine line between innocence and guilt.
This thriller reads as a literal feast. The reader is treated to the delicious inner workings of the restaurant industry and a binge-worthy account of the underlying drug world, complete with Colombians connections. Chef Gaston Frigault has crafted a tense and atmospheric narrative that keeps readers guessing until the final pages.
About the Creator
Gaston Frigault
Gaston Frigault — a passionate author who brings the world of suspense, crime, and betrayal to life in his debut novel Plausible Deniability.
A storyteller at heart, Gaston crafts unforgettable characters and thrilling plots.
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