Skin and Blond

Blond Noir Mysteries Book 1 · Punk Rawk Books
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Dark. Raw. Gritty. Blond.
from USA Today bestselling author V. J. Chambers


Ever since blond detective Ivy Stern got herself kicked off the police force for “sexual conduct unbecoming an officer,” she’s been slumming it as a private investigator. But she’s handling the fact her life is in shambles just fine, thank you very much. She manages to get up to open her office by the crack of noon every day, no matter how hungover she is or whose bed she woke up in.

When Miles Pike, head of homicide and her it's-complicated-ex-boyfriend, refers a distraught man to her, Ivy’s ready to get cracking. Her new client is frustrated that the police are treating what he thinks is clearly his sister’s murder as a run-of-the-mill missing persons case.

Well, Ivy’s good with murder. Real good. And this case has her intrigued. There’s no evidence that the victim has been killed, but she’s gone, leaving everything behind from her cell phone to her credit cards. Everything except her bed sheets.

 

Topics: noir, hardboiled, private investigator, crime, murder, pulp, thriller, mystery, murder mystery, female sleuth, female detective, suspense, cheap mysteries, free, freebie, free mystery

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4.1
773 reviews
Ansai Calugan
February 7, 2024
V.J. Chambers, Skin and Blond (Punk Rawk Books, 2014) 312p. V.J. Chambers gradually establishes the tone, setting and the persona of each character for the readers to have a novel that they grow fond of. Justice is served when feminism was showed throughout the novel.
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Tallie Anthony
May 1, 2016
Lacking in many arenas...the book is more sex addict meets "my parents didn't love me enough as child" meets wannabe ammature detective. Scooby-Doo and those pesky kids had btr adventures, a btr script and more substance.
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A Google user
February 1, 2018
I understand that this is the first book in a series but too much story leading to a whirlwind ending. Killer was only mentioned once, briefly, through the majority of the story. Then, everything happens in the last three chapters. A bit drawn out but a decent read.
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