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Loading... Murder, Curlers, and Cream: A Valentine Beaumont Mystery (The Murder, Curlers Series Book 1)by Arlene McFarlane
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. This was such a fun read! I new it would be as soon as I saw the cover. It had laugh out loud moments, and I was even forced to roll my eyes a time or two. If you're looking for something to keep your attention on the bus or plane, this book will do it, you won't even care who crowed the bus/plane is. no reviews | add a review
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HTML: "Smart, entertaining, and laugh-out-loud funny!" â??Liliana Hart, New York Times Bestselling Author She's a beautician with a plummeting reputation. Can she catch a strangler before her salon is financially frizzed out? Arlene McFarlane is the USA Today bestselling author of the Murder, Curlers series. Previously an aesthetician, hairstylist, and owner of a full-service salon, Arlene now writes full time. When she's not making up stories, or being a wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, cat-mom, or makeover artist, you'll find her making music on the piano. No library descriptions found. |
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I really enjoyed it because I was a fan of Janet Evanovich, but stopped reading her around book 17 because I just couldn’t handle the love triangle anymore, and I’ve been looking for a new series to take its place. A love triangle hasn’t started up yet in the series, but it looks like in book two, Jock deMarco will start working at Valentine’s salon, so we shall see if a love triangle develops between those two and Detective Romero. As long as it’s well written and doesn’t drag on then I’m good.
The crazy antics of her employees and the locals who stop by are what really had me enjoying this book. Max is awesome and I can’t wait to read more of his snark, and I am also looking forward to more of Val’s meddling mom. Phylis was a horrible character, but McFarlane wrote her so well! And what Phylis did to the customers added a cringe worthy level of humor to the book.
If you’re looking for a light mystery with lots of steamy thoughts of sex, snarky employees, buildings on fire, kidnappings, and a lot more crazy shenanigans then you will want to start reading the Valentine Beaumont Mysteries! ( )