Bubbles A Broad
by Sarah Strohmeyer
I love a good mystery, but I adore one that is loaded with humor. Bubbles A Broad
certainly has plenty of both-mystery and humor. Bubbles Yablonsky is a beautician, and she
apparently has it all: good looks, men falling at her feet (literally), lots of friends-and
a few enemies.
When she is beset with bullets in her bed, an escaped "jailbird" waiting for her when she
arrives home, and being forced into moving into the home of the handsomest man in town-for
her own safety, of course-the fun is just beginning.
The bevy of characters are delightfully devilish, the plot is filled with more twists
and turns than a rollercoaster, and the whodunit is... Well, I'm not going to spoil it for
you. You have to read it yourself.
This is not the first Bubbles Yablonsky mystery, but it was not hard to follow it,
even though I had not read the previous ones. I will definitely hunt them up, now,
though. It was a very fun ride. Highly recommended. |
The Book |
Onyx |
March 2005 |
Mass market paperback |
0451411773 |
Cozy
Mystery / contemporary |
More
at Amazon.com |
Excerpt |
NOTE: |
The Reviewer |
Janet
Elaine Smith |
|
NOTE:
Reviewer Janet Elaine Smith writes for 12 magazines (both
online and print) and is the author of 14 published books.
Her latest book is Pampas, a romantic intrigue set
in Argentina. |
|