Twist & Shout Murder (A Murder A-Go-Go Mystery Book 2)

In the era of MAD MEN, there's a lighter side to NYC, one with go-go boots, miniskirts, and murder! Shake It Up, Baby!

Series Description: My fab life in New York City just keeps getting better! Dreamy Bradley Williams has a new job at the Ryan Modeling Agency, and he's taken me with him. Of course, I'd follow Bradley anywhere, but a bonus and a new title -- executive secretary -- can sure boost a girl's spirits! Now if only Bradley would figure out that the title I really want is Mrs. Williams...

Book Two: Bebe Bennett's spent her bonus on glad rags straight from Carnaby Street -- all with miniskirts to show off her legs. But Bradley still calls her "kid", and worse, he's totally gone on the company's top model, Suzie Wexford. Suzie's beauty really is only skin-deep -- she's scratched her way to the top, making plenty of enemies along the way. So it's no surprise when she winds up dead, strangled with a Pucci scarf -- a gift from Bradley!

Bebe knows Bradley would never commit murder, but no one else seems to care. And if that weren't enough to stop a swinging chick in her tracks, she also has to contend with a visit from her parents, a photo shoot in the Virgin Islands, and dates with the Burma-Shave man. Despite it all, Bebe's determined to work it on out and find the real killer -- or the man of her dreams could wind up behind bars...

"Another...sixties retro-cozy from Martin, whose charming Murder A-Go-Go mystery series stars endlessly perky and naive Bebe Bennett...All supercute cozy aficionados are sure to find this offering as intoxicating as an extra-dry martini." -- Publishers Weekly

"Another groovy entry into a very mod series that will win new fans and keep readers anxious for the next Bebe and Bradley adventure." -- The Mystery Reader

"Bebe is a spunky live wire who will stop at nothing to save her boss and impress him with her ingenuity, cleverness and dedication. The upbeat, optimistic atmosphere of the story captures the heady days of the early sixties when worries were few and everything seemed possible. This engaging mystery is sure to entertain." -- Romantic Times