Robin’s Review of Shampoo & Condition
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Shampoo & Condition
by M.L. Ortega
Shampoo & Condition by M.L. Ortega If Janet Evanovich’s signature character were a single mom, she’d answer to the name Maggie Chessman. In Shampoo & Condition, Vivian, Maggie’s soon to be ex sister-in-law, drops dead in a beauty salon and Maggie’s brother becomes suspect number one –
- creating friction between our main character and her policeman boyfriend. What can a girl do but pursue other suspects: Vivian’s shifty sisters, a smooth financial operator, and a secretive shampoo girl. Meanwhile, Maggie’s best friend is matching corpses with missing persons on the Jane Doe website, eventually spotting a dead person in their midst.
Robin's Review: The main characters, Jane and Maggie are looking into a death at a beauty salon which turns out to be Maggie’s soon to be ex sister-in-law. This was a light and enjoyable read. The story is of the cozy mystery genre, but with a whole lot of fun thrown in. It's a short book, so I won't go into detail, but suffice it to say that this was an entertaining and exciting story. Series Order: Turn Key Condition: a "Me Too" mystery Shampoo & Condition: a “Me Too” mystery In Mint Condition: a “Me Too” mystery May 2023
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