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Summary: Talk about a 'bad hair day'!
Review: Poor Jackie Clarke had more than a bad hair day! Deb Stover has taken time travel to the ultimate step in this story! Her books are 'must reads' in my opinion and this one is no exception!
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Summary: Sometimes a bad hair day can last more than a century.
Review: That's what Jackie Clarke finds out in Deb Stover's latest time travel. Finding herself stranded in the Rockies in the midst of a June snow storm (yep, we do get those sometimes!), Jackie's nightmare goes from bad to worse when a fire and a painting somehow transport her to 1891. Her unfortuate choice of hair color leads to a case mistaken identity, and even Jackie's inability to carry a tune in a miner's lunch pail can't persuade the locals that she not the famous dancehall singer Lolita. Fortunately, a timely kidnapping and quick thinking keep her off the stage for a few weeks, and in home of Cole Morrison, a Mel Gibson lookalike. Throw in a handsome villain and the real Lolita, and you have one of Deb Stover's funniest, sexiest books, yet. If you are looking for a book to cool you down on these hot summer nights -sorry, this ain't it! You definitely want to crank up the air conditioning for this one.
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Summary: Sometimes a bad hair day can last more than a century.
Review: That's what Jackie Clarke finds out in Deb Stover's latest time travel. Finding herself stranded in the Rockies in the midst of a June snow storm (yep, we do get those sometimes!), Jackie's nightmare goes from bad to worse when a fire and a painting somehow transport her to 1891. Her unfortuate choice of hair color leads to a case mistaken identity, and even Jackie's inability to carry a tune in a miner's lunch pail can't persuade the locals that she not the famous dancehall singer Lolita. Fortunately, a timely kidnapping and quick thinking keep her off the stage for a few weeks, and in home of Cole Morrison, a Mel Gibson lookalike. Throw in a handsome villain and the real Lolita, and you have one of Deb Stover's funniest, sexiest books, yet. If you are looking for a book to cool you down on these hot summer nights -sorry, this ain't it! You definitely want to crank up the air conditioning for this one.
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