Bad Hair Days

Bad Hair Days by D.C. Paull

About The Book:

Alex is off to Hollywood, but it's Sara who makes headlines when she tags along to a red carpet event. The fall-out from the "incident" puts her relationship with Eckert on the rocks, but Alan always seems to be there for her. As tempting as his flirtations are, Sara can't help but wonder if dating an employer's offspring is ethical. Relationships aside, a night out has Sara stumbling onto the tail end of a Nigerian scam with the victim none other than Eckert's partner! Fumbling through a series of hair problems, she follows the trail from her home in the US to England, and back again, to find out who's respobnsible for Simons' loss. Sara finds the only way to catch a scammer is to act like one, and once again puts herself in harm's way to ensure justice prevails.

My Thoughts:

This is quite the interesting read. Some of it does not seem actually believable but it is fiction, and it is a good story. I did not read the first book in this series, but I don't think you really have to in order to understand this book. The characters are great in this story, and I like the dialogue. A pretty quick fun read!

About The Author:

D.C. Paull grew up in the small town of Avalon only one square mile located on Catalina Island in Southern California. With the year round population at about 3,000 people, its isolation from all things big and mainstream provided her with a unique perspective of life and an appreciation for all it has to offer. She entered the work force at the age of 11, and had a many retail and social experiences unusual for someone so young. In 1986, D.C. Paull graduated Magna Cum Laude from Avalon High School and immediately headed off to Azusa Pacific University. She earned her B.A. in English in 1990 and graduated Cum Laude then, in 2001, completed an 18 month paralegal certification course graduating with honors. She has 16 years experience in the banking industry and currently holds a position as an AVP/Compliance and Bank Secrecy Act Officer at a community bank in Reno, Nevada. D.C. Paull enjoys reading writing, music, ranging from gothic to classical, learning new languages, scary movies and all things mysterious and spooky. Her first novel, “Go Girl Friday”, was chosen by her publisher as a “novel of the week” and was featured on their website. Bad Hair Days is the second novel in the “Girl Friday” mystery series. She lives in Reno, NV with her wonderful children, ages 15 and 12, and her husband.

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I received a complimentary review copy of this book from LeRue Press. All thoughts and opinions are my own.