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Dead on My Feet

Dead on My Feet

By Patricia Broderick
Categories: Fiction, Cozy, General, Crime
Imprint: CamCat Books
Audiobook (Unabridged edition) : 9780744302264, June 2021
Hardcover : 9780744304800, 320 pages, June 2021
Paperback : 9780744301724, 320 pages, June 2021
Ebook (EPUB) : 9780744302295, 274 pages, June 2021
Paperback (Large print edition) : 9780744302080, 464 pages, June 2021

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A tongue-in-cheek adventure revealing the dark secrets of the quirky characters in a posh Southern California seaside community embroiled in scandalous murders.

Description

Looking for a new lease on life, Nellie find herself on the dead beat.

Milo is dead. And Nellie Bly has to write his obituary. Not exactly what she was hoping for when she left her post as the local weather girl in Kansas for a posh Southern California beach side community. But as more and more upstanding citizens of La Joya turn up dead in ghastly ways, Nellie and her pals at the Coastal Crier join forces with Detective Wendy Nakamura to follow the murderous trail of a ruthless cartel that traffics in endangered wildlife.

When Nellie’s eccentric landlady, former B-movie actress, Dame Catherine Cavendish, begins to drop hints that threaten to bring to light the dark secrets of the village, unsettling incidents begin happening at the Cavendish estate, endangering the motley crew of scribes. Greed, betrayal, vengeance, gangsters and old Hollywood glamour make for great copy—if Nellie can stay alive long enough to meet her deadline.

Dead on My Feet is a quirky tongue-in-cheek adventure that will leave you breathless.

Reviews

“[A] witty debut . . . Brisk pacing and a cavalcade of colorful characters keep the action on a swift path to its literally wild denouement. Hopefully, Nellie will be back soon. ” —Publishers Weekly

“Nellie Bly and the other characters in Pat Broderick's wonderful Dead on My Feet jump off the page and into your head. Haven't read this debut novel yet? Well, as Nellie's blustery landlord Dame Cavendish might say, do try to keep up, dear. ” —John Cannon, editor at jcannonbooks. com