Kill Smartie Breedlove (a mystery) - Joni Rodgers Reviews
Description:Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Joni Rodgers / Kindle Edition / 249 Pages / Book is published 2012-08-03 by Stella Link Books
Newest Review: ... her offerings and she's therefore gone down the self publishing route. If you enjoy your crime fiction along the lines of ... more
... Dashiell Hammett or Raymond Chandler, you'll love this novel because Smartie bears all the hallmarks of a modern day, albeit female Sam Spade or Philip Marlowe certainly in terms of her wise-cracking attitude to life.
Smartie Breedlove may have a name which sounds more suited to a porn star but she is, in fact, a successful writer of a popular pulp fiction series featuring private eye, Smack Wilder. Smack is Smartie's alter ego and Smartie uses her own experiences to breathe life into Smack, often penning dialogue in h...more
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Kill Smartie Breedlove (a mystery) - Joni Rodgers: Move over Philip Marlowe, Smartie Breedlove is coming throug ... (1006 words)by - written on 25/10/12 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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Shep Hartigate is an ex-cop who now makes a living working for a high-flying divorce lawyer by finding evidence to secure a lucrative settlement for Houston's rich and famous. Something strange is happening, however, and several of these soon-to-be-exes are very conveniently meeting untimely ends. Shep is approached by Smartie Breedlove who's best friend, Charma recently met a sticky end and although the official verdict was suicide, Smartie is convinced there's foul play involved somewhere. My opinion: Anyone who's trawled through the free books in the Kindle store will know that finding something that is actually worth reading amongst the ... Read the complete review
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