Some Like It Haute
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4.5 • 11개의 평가
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- US$6.99
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- US$6.99
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Things heat up for amateur sleuth Samantha Kidd in this funny and fashionable mystery by national bestselling author Diane Vallere.
If you can't stand the heat, get off the runway.
Samantha Kidd's love life is on ice. After breaking up with shoe designer Nick Taylor, she's lost, lonely—and stuck with a commitment she regrets: helping Nick's glamorous best friend mount her first fashion show. Pride keeps Samantha from quitting even though the designer's appreciation is lukewarm at best.
When a couture garment goes up in flames during the event, Samantha suspects sabotage. After risking death investigating on her own, Samantha recruits a hot photographer to help…and to make Nick jealous. As the heat turns up, Samantha's curiosity leads her into another inferno—and this time she either faces the fire or gets burned.
Some Like It Haute is the fourth sizzling mystery in the Kiler Fashion mystery series. If you like strong-willed characters, romantic entanglements, and feel-good fiction, you'll love Diane Vallere's funny, whodunnit.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
National bestselling author Diane Vallere writes smart, funny, and fashionable character-based mysteries. After two decades working for a top luxury retailer, she traded fashion accessories for accessories to murder. She is also the editor of PROMOPHOBIA, a non-fiction resource for writers. A past president of Sisters in Crime, Diane started her own detective agency at age ten and has maintained a passion for shoes, clues, and clothes ever since.
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Entertaining!
This is the first book I’ve read in the Samantha Kidd series and I couldn’t put it down! Samantha is a spitfire with a way of finding herself in the thick of things. She’s a fighter who refuses to give up until she’s figured out the mystery. I can’t wait to read more about Samantha, this is a thoroughly entertaining book!.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Better and better
As I read each book, they seem to get better and better. More zig zagging of the characters, plot, and of course Sam’s thoughts.