Do Wah Diddy Die
- Author: Pauline Baird Jones
- Publisher: Hard Shell Word Factory
- Year: 2000
- Setting: New Orleans
Book Description
(The book formerly known as I Love Luci - When I Don't Want to Kill Her)
Luci Seymour - sexy & free spirited - returns to steamy New Orleans in search of the father she's never met. She finds murder, mayhem, love and adventure when her timing puts her directly in the sights of an elderly hit couple and a con man's last scam.
Cover art by Ariana Overton!
E-book ISBN: 0-7599-0387-5; Trade Paperback ISBN: 0-7599-0388-3;
Reviews
"When it comes to creating stories with offbeat humor and outrageous situations, Pauline Baird Jones is in a class by herself. A most excellent experience!" - Jill Smith, Romantic Times; 4 Stars.
"Once again, Pauline Jones has managed to write a book that rivals anything other comedy writers have put out there for the discerning reader. Ms. Jones' tongue-in-cheek writing style will appeal to anybody, with or without a sense of humor. I spent half my time roaring with laughter and the other half enthralled with the mystery of 'whodunit'. This book is a must read of the highest caliber for anyone who just loves a great book, a good laugh and a fantastic story." - Ariana Overton for Midnight Scribe, Murder List, WordWeaving, Tracy's Book Reviews, ebookconnections.com and Sharpwriter
"I could hardly bear to put this book down for anything. I kept wading through dead bodies to discover the tie in and get this mystery all figured out. I look forward to more hilarious reading from Pauline Baird Jones." - Five thumbs up from Kathy Boswell, Kathy's Faves and Raves
Pauline Baird Jones has definitely carved a niche for herself in the category of romantic comedy, with talent that rivals the best and a sense of humor that is sure to leave readers breathless with laughter. If you love romantic comedy and haven't had a chance to read DO WAH DIDDY . . . DIE, you don't know what you're missing. This one is a must read!" - Reviewer's Choice Award from Scribes World
"If you have ever read Pauline Jones' work, I won't need to say anything more than "she's raised the bar once again." Beyond good, excellent, and all the rest of my store of superlatives, DO WAH DIDDY…DIE had me recommending it to all my email friends before I had read more than ten pages. After reading it, I'm sure you will know (and plan to attend) the movie. The production of this delightful romantic suspense starts this summer." - Four crescents from Patricia White, Crescent Blues
