Evening Bags and Executions (Haley Randolph Mystery Series Book 6)
By Dorothy Howell
Planning fashionable Hollywood parties is her bag—along with solving murders: “An unlikely but engaging sleuth.”—Publishers Weekly
Fashionista and part-time sleuth Haley Randolph has landed her ticket to ride: a job planning events for big-deal Hollywood clients. But her nasty new boss sets her up for disaster by assigning her a hugely complicated Beatles-themed bash. On her way to check out the party’s custom yellow submarine cake, Haley finds the baker lying in a pool of blood–here, there and everywhere! And of course the police are eyeing her as the murderer. . .
With a suspect list that leads down a very long and winding road, Haley will be working at least eight days a week to keep herself out of those awful blue prison outfits–while tracking down the season’s hottest bag: the Enchantress. But a cunning killer may be much closer than she thinks!
“Enjoyable.” –Publishers Weekly
“Appealing, full of light and breezy writing, a lovable cast of characters and touches of humor.” –RT Book Reviews
Planning fashionable Hollywood parties is her bag—along with solving murders: “An unlikely but engaging sleuth.”—Publishers Weekly
Fashionista and part-time sleuth Haley Randolph has landed her ticket to ride: a job planning events for big-deal Hollywood clients. But her nasty new boss sets her up for disaster by assigning her a hugely complicated Beatles-themed bash. On her way to check out the party’s custom yellow submarine cake, Haley finds the baker lying in a pool of blood–here, there and everywhere! And of course the police are eyeing her as the murderer. . .
With a suspect list that leads down a very long and winding road, Haley will be working at least eight days a week to keep herself out of those awful blue prison outfits–while tracking down the season’s hottest bag: the Enchantress. But a cunning killer may be much closer than she thinks!
“Enjoyable.” –Publishers Weekly
“Appealing, full of light and breezy writing, a lovable cast of characters and touches of humor.” –RT Book Reviews