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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book.  Stacers1973 | Jan 7, 2008 |  This whole book moved sooooooo slowly for me. The premise was good-ultra rich and ultra crazy family feuding-but it just didn't pan out for me. (  ) bookwormteri | Oct 27, 2007 | Female PI and crazy Purcell family. (  ) mashley | Oct 26, 2007 |  no reviews | add a review
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Take today. Jane Kelly, thirtysomething ex-bartender, current process server, and owner of The Binkster, a pug, is dutifully putting in slave-labor hours working for Dwayne Durbin, local "information specialist" (i.e., private investigator), and on the road to becoming a P.I. herself. Next thing she knows she's socializing with the Purcells, a rich, eccentric rich family with a penchant for going crazy and/or dying in spectacularly mysterious ways.
From what Jane can tell, the Purcells all want Orchid Purcell's money. And when Orchid turns up in a pool of blood, the free-for-all has just begun. Then when Jane finds a second body, it seems weird city is about to get even weirder...and a lot more deadly...
In her second smash outing, Nancy Bush's wickedly funny heroine, Jane Kelly, proves herself a worthy successor to Stephanie Plum, but with a wit, style, and dog that are definitely all her own.
"With her clever ability to handle the zaniest of life's circumstances, Jane won't disappoint readers." --Publishers Weekly
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A little sillier than CANDY APPLE RED, but still looking forward to reading ULTRAVIOLET when it comes out in paperback. (