β Scribed by Dixie Davis
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Lori Keyes loves her new look and her new stylist--but can she clear his name when heβs arrested for the salon ownerβs murder? After a full year of running a bed and breakfast in the resort town of Dusky Cove, Lori Keyes is ready for something new. Sheβs tired of looking tired and feeling frumpy. A new stylist, Jonah, gives her a new look that shaves off ten years and shows her spunk right away. Lori has never been happier with how she looks and feels. When she comes back to thank Jonah, however, she finds his salonβs surly owner stabbed in the lobby. The murder weapon? Jonahβs scissors. Jonah is the prime suspect, but he insists heβs innocentβand Lori believes him. When he hears about Loriβs past success in unraveling mysteries, he begs her to help. Will her efforts all be in vain? Or can she clear his name before he goes to prison for a murder he didnβt commit?
Cozy Mystery
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Lori Keyes loves her new look and her new stylist--but can she clear his name when hes arrested for the salon owners murder? After a full year of running a bed and breakfast in the resort town of Dusky Cove, Lori Keyes is ready for something new. Shes tired of looking tired and feeling frumpy. A new
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