18 1/2 Disguises A Romantic Comedy Mystery

A KILLER WHO'S SEW EVIL, IT'S SHEAR MADNESS Fans of romantic comedy mysteries, like Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum and Meg Cabot's Size 12 series, grab this seventh book in The Wall Street Journal bestselling series and learn why Maizie Albright's cases are "raucous and addictive reads" full of "twists, turns, romantic tension, humor, and fast quips!" KINGS RIVER LIFE MAGAZINE'S FAVORITE BOOK OF 2021! "A mixture of adventure, mystery, and romcom. So like Hollywood, you'll never figure out what is real and what is make-believe until you reach the end." - Laura's Interests #DisguisedDetectiving Maizie Albright might have once played a (teenage) private investigator on TV, but she's now living the part. Her (mother's) name is on her business cards. Her (boss's) appointment book is brimming with new clients. And her bank account has grown large enough to finally trade in her childhood dirt bike for an actual new (pre-owned) vehicle. But when Maizie finds her costume designer friend killed during a masquerade gala, it's the opportunity Maizie hoped she'd never get. An investigation into an old friend's murder. One that's put her new friend, Rhonda, in jeopardy. A murder she'll need to solve on her own while her ex-PI partner/now-boyfriend Nash is busy solving his own cases for her father. While the police begin their inquiries, Maizie starts her own case. She's needling Black Pine's wealthy do-gooders, threading through lies, stitching together clues, and ripping out false leads. Her investigation may cost Maizie her job, her relationships, and her life. But by unspooling the truth, Maizie's darned if they stop her from catching a killer who's sew evil, it's shear madness. "This series is always good for a little suspense; plenty of twists and turns to keep you guessing and this installment doesn't disappoint." - Samantha, Cozy Tea Cottage "Maizie's interior observations and the clever banter continue throughout the series, especially at her lowest moments. Hashtagged chapter headings and Maizie's admittedly shaky investigative skills keep the humor at all-time high levels, especially as she realizes just how in over her head she may be." - Cynthia Chow, King's River Life Magazine