From Publishers Weekly
Whether stepping out for cocktails or murder, Molly Forrester and her gal pals, Tricia Vincent and Cassady Lynch, always look utterly glam in their designer duds-like Nancy Drew and chums George and Bess might look if transported to contemporary Manhattan after watching way too many episodes of Sex and the City. But would Nancy ever say: "Solving a murder is a lot like falling in love"? Probably not, but that sort of glib chatter is what energizes Anderson's fizzy second Molly Forrester mystery (after 2004's Killer Heels). A hip but frustrated advice columnist for the woman's lifestyle mag Zeitgeist, Molly dreams of becoming a full-time crusading girl reporter, since in her debut outing she managed to solve a murder and land an article in prestigious Manhattan magazine. An engagement party in Southhampton for Tricia's brother, David, offers another opportunity for crime solving. When David's actress fiancée is murdered and he becomes the prime suspect, Tricia asks Molly and Kyle to help in the investigation. Anderson, a TV producer, depicts Molly, Manhattan and terminally cool suspects with a refreshing hilarity, though some readers might wish for less designer name dropping and a deeper, more nuanced mystery.
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Review
“Fashion commentary, urbane asides, and witty characters keep the pages turning.” —
Library Journal on
Killer Cocktail“Sure to please ‘Sex and the City’ fans.” --Booklist on Killer Heels
“Mix a splash of Carrie Bradshaw, a dash of Stephanie Plum, and a wee bit of Kinsey Millhone and you have Molly Forrester, advice columnist (‘You Can Tell Me’) for Zeitgeist magazine by day and amateur sleuth by night...ample laughs help propel a well-crafted plot.” --Publishers Weekly on Killer Heels
“Delicious.” --Kirkus Reviews on Killer Heels
“Killer Heels, Sheryl J. Anderson’s hip debut mystery, sparkles like fine champagne, an intoxicating mix of wit, perception, and insouciance, and a wickedly clever but genuine depiction of single life in the city. Killer Heels will tap right to the top of the Best First lists.” --Carolyn Hart, author of Death of the Party on Killer Heels
“A fun, ‘girls' night out’ type of book that blends humor, craziness, and mystery.”-- Mystery News on Killer Heels
