β Scribed by Marshall Thornton
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Itβs about a dress. A valuable blue sequined dress worn by a famed actress in a film from the 1940s. For some reason everyone thinks video store owner Noah Valentine has it. Which might not be a big deal except that itβs connected to the murder of a prominent Hollywood costumer.
In the second of the Pinx Video Mysteries, Noah attempts to solve the mystery of the dress. To do so, he must confront a legendary film icon Wilma Wanderly, hunky police Detective Javier OβShea, the dowager Queen of Watts and a couple of bitter ex-friends.
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