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Lexy Campbell is begged by her ex-husband to find his wife, Brandee, who has disappeared. As Lexy begins her investigation, Bran finds one of Brandee's false nails along with a ransom note. The note has the same message as was found where the statue of local legend Mama Cuento was stolen. Are the two cases linked or is a copycat on the loose?
Reviews
McPherson's witty third Last Ditch mystery has a line on every page to provoke a smile . Anyone who appreciates a good mystery told with nimble, sure-footed humor will have a ball * Publishers Weekly * Hilarious . A compendium of unusual characters and odd circumstances guaranteed to make you laugh out loud * Kirkus Reviews * Lexy's unfamiliarity with Americanisms and the geography of her adopted country add humor, and the story is enhanced by its large cast of eccentric characters with their close family-like relationships * Booklist * McPherson stands apart in her ability to tell a hilarious tale while balancing the ramifications of crime . . . Another riveting cozy starring Lexy * Library Journal on Scot and Soda * A hilarious romp that's dead serious when it comes to the tricky mystery and an unexpected denouement * Kirkus Reviews on Scot and Soda * Peppered with clever red herrings, the mystery gleefully revels in the absurd * Publishers Weekly on Scot and Soda * Blends jaunty pacing, a comically rendered Southern California setting, and quirky characters . . . A sure bet for fans of Janet Evanovich and Sarah Strohmeyer * Booklist on Scot Free * Her character-driven romp is sparked by the larger-than-life, quirky residents of the Last Ditch motel, putting this laugh-out-loud whodunit on a par with the early Janet Evanovich * Library Journal Starred Review of Scot Free *