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Blue Blood

Debutante Dropout seriesbook 1 of 5Next:The Good Girl's Guide to Murder(2005) →

Mixing a dash of Dallas society, a pinch of Janet Evanovich, and murder in the land of big hair, Blue Bloodis the first installment in award-winning author Susan McBride's sassy Debutante Dropout mystery series.

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To the dismay of her high society mother, Cissy, Dallas heiress Andy Kendricks wants no part of the Junior League life—opting instead for a job as a website designer and a passel of unpedigreed pals. Now her good friend Molly O'Brien is in bad trouble, accused of killing her boss at the local restaurant Jugs.

Though no proper deb would everset foot in such a sleazy dive, Andy's soon slipping into skintight hot pants and a stuffed triple D bra to gain employment there and somehow help clear Molly's name.

But Andy's undercover lark soon brings her into too-close contact with all manner of dangerous adversaries—including a shady TV preacher, a fanatical Mothers Against Porn activist ... and a killer who is none too keen on meddling rich girls.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 333 pages

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