Easter Hair Hunt

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Product Details

Price
$14.99
Publisher
Orange Grove Press
Publish Date
Pages
304
Dimensions
5.5 X 8.5 X 0.64 inches | 0.78 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780999793275

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About the Author

Nancy J. Cohen writes the Bad Hair Day Mysteries featuring South Florida hairstylist Marla Vail. Titles in this series have been named Best Cozy Mystery by Suspense Magazine, won the Readers' Favorite Book Awards and the RONE Award, placed first in the Chanticleer International Book Awards and third in the Arizona Literary Awards. Her nonfiction titles, Writing the Cozy Mystery and A Bad Hair Day Cookbook, have won the FAPA President's Book Award, the Royal Palm Literary Award, and IAN Book of the Year. Nancy's imaginative romances have proven popular with fans as well. These books have won the HOLT Medallion and Best Book in Romantic Sci-Fi/Fantasy at The Romance Reviews. Active in the writing community, Nancy is a past president of Florida Romance Writers and Florida Chapter of Mystery Writers of America. When not busy writing, she enjoys reading, fine dining, cruising, and visiting Disney World. Visit her at NancyJCohen.com

Reviews

"Marla is drawn into an investigation that involves a missing friend who is possibly a victim and a stolen Fabergé egg. As Marla and husband Dalton proceed, she finds her family life and pregnancy challenged in more ways than one, with everything overshadowed by Easter and a mystery steeped in South Florida history and culture. Nancy Cohen excels at capturing this atmosphere, injecting it into Marla's life and choices with a series of seasonal egg-related revelations and surprises that keep readers immersed in both town affairs, personalities and politics and an Easter egg hunt like no other. Easter Hair Hunt's evolution will attract and delight cozy mystery readers who look for the backdrop of a small interconnected community and a murder probe that offers a number of satisfying twists, turns, and insights into small community psychology." Diane Donovan, Midwest Book Review