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I find few things as satisfying as
releasing a new book. It’s always a little scary, too. For so
long I’ve been the only one perusing those pages and suddenly
the story is out there on its own to sink or swim.
Now
Ms
America and the Villainy in Vegas is bobbing on the
surface, full of the screwball comedy that makes Ms America
mysteries so fun to write. In this second installment, beauty
queen Happy Pennington is in Sin City for the wedding of Sally
Anne Gibbons, local proprietress of the Crowning Glory Pageant
Shoppe, the only full-service pageant boutique west of the
Mississippi. Along with Oahu roommate Shanelle Walker, Happy
is a bridesmaid.
Even by Vegas standards, these are
unorthodox nuptials. They are set in the chapel of a Strip
hotel; Sally Anne rides to the altar in a mirrored, convertible
Rolls Royce; pink fog billows for atmosphere; showgirl costumes
pass for bridesmaid gowns; and the best man sports a black
eye. First-time bride Sally Anne wants “a big fat shindig of a
wedding that nobody will ever forget!”
Be careful what you wish for, Sally Anne. Because nothing
makes a wedding more memorable than murder …
Click
here to find out more about Ms America and the
Villainy in Vegas and to read the first chapter. I
really hope you enjoy the book. It was a kick to write, as was
Ms
America and the Offing on Oahu. I try not to
restrain myself when I write a Ms America mystery. I like
letting the story rip. No plot device is too outrageous and no
character too campy. And as I type, all kinds of wacky ideas
are coming to mind for the third installment of the series.
Miami, anyone?
But first things first. I’ve got a
hankering to write another celestial novel. And so it shall
be. At the moment that story is too embryonic to divulge any
details but before too long you’ll be reading about it here.
In the
meanwhile, all best wishes. And keep reading!

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