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"Stephanie Plum meets the Ya—Ya Sisterhood! Non—Southerners will find the madcap adventure an informative peek into an alien culture."—Kirkus Reviews
"Funny, ingenious... and delightful."—Dallas Morning News
"Sarah Booth makes an endearing heroine."—Booklist
"Wickedly funny. Devilishly clever. Scintillatingly Southern. Carolyn Haines is an author
to die for."—Carolyn Hart
"Twists and turns... both clever and impressive... sure to please."—Publishers Weekly
"Sarah Booth is delightful... I'd love to hang around with her."—Jill Churchill
"A down—home valentine that couldn't be more Southern if it were packaged with grits."
—Kirkus Reviews
"A feistier Southern Belle than Sarah Booth Delaney you couldn't hope to find."
—Rick Riordan
"Better than mint juleps, better than chocolate."—Old Book Barn Gazette
"Good ole Southern mischief."—The Clarion—Ledger (Mississippi)
"Wonderful!"—Nancy Pickard
In the outrageous seventh episode of Haines's delightful Southern Belle series (after 2006's Bones to Pick), PI Sarah Booth Delaney explores the Mississippi Delta in search of clues to a scandalous murder. She has more than a professional interest: the accused killer is Sarah herself. When the New York cast of Cat on a Hot Tin Roofcomes to Zinnia, Miss., lead actor Graf Milieu persuades Sarah to understudy for obnoxious prima donna Renata Trovaioli. Sarah dwells on memories of her acting experience in New York and her fling with Graf, further confusing her already complicated feelings for sheriff Coleman Peters. Then Renata is found dead in her dressing room, and Coleman arrests Sarah. Aided by her partner, Tinkie, and Jitty, a friendly ghost who has taken to wearing Scarlett O'Hara hoop skirts, the sassy heroine sets out to clear her name. While the astute reader may deduce the conclusion in advance, the humorous romp through the pages is well worth taking. (July)
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Keli Ugalde
reviewed Ham Bones (Sarah Booth Delaney Series #7) on April 12, 2010
Ham Bones (Sarah Booth Delaney Series #7)
Sarah Booth Delaney has a chance to live out her dream of stardom when a road show of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" gets diverted to her hometown Zinnia following a hurricane that destroyed the original venue. Sarah Booth gets reacquainted with old flame, leading man Graf and leading lady, Renata. Sarah Booth had understudied Renata in New York so it was only natural that she is asked to do the same for this production. She is not too concerned, everyone knows Renata would rather die than miss a performance. Which is exactly what she does, die. Now Sarah Booth is the leading lady and the leading suspect in the murder.
I have really enjoyed this series, but this outing takes on a definitely darker tone. Of course it is a first person narative and Sarah Booth is a suspect for murder, but she has definitely lost some of her humor and optimism in this book. I found myself wanting to give her a good shake.
All and all, pretty good with an interesting ending.
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