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Killer Blonde - Laura Levine

 
Description: ISBN 075823547X / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Laura Levine / Paperback / 240 Pages / Book is published 2005-05-03 by Kensington ... more
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Newest Review: ... necessarily have to start with that one. This is my favourite series. It is based around the character of Jaine Austen - a ... more

 ... freelance writer who in every novel finds herself in the role of an (unofficial) private detective. She is a great character - she feels like a real woman! She is in her thirties, single and admits to loving shopping, spending money, eating a lot of fast food and having long baths. She also lives with her cat Prozac so great books for cat lovers as well as he is always featured in her books! In this novel (my favourite of the series) she begins to ghostwrite a book for Beverly Hills socialite - SueEllen Kingsley (...more

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Premium Review Killer Blonde - Laura Levine: Killer Blondes - A Cozy mystery? (326 words)
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This is the third in a series of 'cozy' mysteries. For anyone that hasn't read a 'cozy' before they are very light-hearted mysteries (usually written by American authors) and have a theme such as food. They are usually fairly predictable and very easy to read (as well as short). The first book is called 'A Pen to Hire' but all are stand alone so you wouldn't necessarily have to start with that one. This is my favourite series. It is based around the character of Jaine Austen - a freelance writer who in every novel finds herself in the role of an (unofficial) private detective. She is a great character - she feels like a real woman! She is in her thirties, ...  Read the complete review

 

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