β Scribed by R. W. R. McDonald
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Funny, dark and above all, heart-warming, The Nancys is a celebration of what's important in life - which is family, friendship and also: makeovers. R.W.R. McDonald's novel is face-paced, clever and full of wit and repartee. McDonald pays homage to the novel's namesake Nancy Drew, but adds elements of RuPaul and Shirley Barrett's The Bus on Thursday. The result is a work of fiction that is smart, darkly comic and, in the very best of ways, completely bizarre.' - Katherine Collette, author of The Helpline
'A delight - moving and hilarious. I loved every minute I spent with these characters.' - Paddy O'Reilly
'How does The Nancys manage to be both sharp and blackly funny, but also uplifting and sweet?' - Toni Jordan
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