Dyed and Gone
by: Beth Yarnell
Synopsis: Hairstylist Azalea March is looking
forward to a wild weekend in Las Vegas with her friends. Oh, sure, they’re
supposed to be there on business, attending the biggest hair show on the west
coast, but that doesn’t mean they can’t have a little fun. But fun quickly
turns to drama. On the first morning of the show, Dhane, the biggest celeb of
the hair-styling world, is found dead. As it urns out Azalea’s friend, Vivian,
not only knew Dhane, but the tale she weaves of how they met is faker than a
showgirl’s uh… assets. When Vivian confesses to the murder and is arrested,
Azalea knows there’s no way she could have done it and suspects Vivian may be
trying to protect someone. But who?
Azalea now has to convince Alex, the sexy detective from her past, to
help her prove Vivian’s innocence and comb through clues more twisted than a
spiral perm. But the truth is stranger than anything found on the Las Vegas
Strip, and proving Vivian’s innocence turns out to be more difficult than
transforming a brunette into a blonde.
Review:
What a refreshing read! A zany new character with a touch of sass and a penchant for getting herself into trouble, Azalea does just that when she hits Vegas for a hair convention. What happens in Vegas unfortunately may just get a good friend into trouble if Azalea can't prove she isn't a killer. A fun romp with more twists than a corkscrew curl, this read is one that will bring you many hours of enjoyment and I for one have found a new author for my must read shelf. Beth Yarnall is a storyteller that nabs you up at the get go and holds you hostage until the last page is done.
Fan girl moment!!! Awesome read and I can't wait for more!!!
5/5
Author Bio: Best selling author, Beth Yarnall, writes romantic
suspense, mysteries and the occasional hilarious tweet. A storyteller since her
playground days, Beth remembers her friends asking her to make up stories of
how the person ‘died’ in the slumber party game Light as a Feather, Stiff as a
Board, so it’s little wonder she prefers writing stories in which people meet
unfortunate ends. In middle school she discovered romance novels, which
inspired her to write a spoof of soap operas for the school’s newspaper. She hasn’t
stopped writing since.
For a number of years, Beth made her living as a hairstylist and makeup artist and co-owned a salon. Somehow hairstylists and salons always seem to find their way into her stories. Beth lives in Orange County, California with her husband, two sons, and their rescue dog where she is hard at work on her next novel.
For a number of years, Beth made her living as a hairstylist and makeup artist and co-owned a salon. Somehow hairstylists and salons always seem to find their way into her stories. Beth lives in Orange County, California with her husband, two sons, and their rescue dog where she is hard at work on her next novel.
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Beth is represented by Courtney Miller-Callihan ofSanford J. Greenburger Associates, Inc.
Beth is represented by Courtney Miller-Callihan ofSanford J. Greenburger Associates, Inc.
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Great post thankks
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