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[[Chick-lit Mystery]] takes the attitude and snappy nature of standard [[Chick-lit]] novels and throws a little mystery, suspense, and romance into the mix. Since the basis of a good [[Chick-lit]] novel is the character's voice, these mysteries tend to have more attitude than your traditional crime novel. | [[Chick-lit Mystery]] takes the attitude and snappy nature of standard [[Chick-lit]] novels and throws a little mystery, suspense, and romance into the mix. Since the basis of a good [[Chick-lit]] novel is the character's voice, these mysteries tend to have more attitude than your traditional crime novel. | ||
For examples of [[Chick-lit Mystery|chick-lit mysteries]], see [[Meg Cabot]]'s new series, starting with the first title [[Size Twelve Is Not Fat]]. | For examples of [[Chick-lit Mystery|chick-lit mysteries]], see [[Meg Cabot]]'s new series, starting with the first title [[Size Twelve Is Not Fat]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:26, 26 April 2007
Chick-lit Mystery takes the attitude and snappy nature of standard Chick-lit novels and throws a little mystery, suspense, and romance into the mix. Since the basis of a good Chick-lit novel is the character's voice, these mysteries tend to have more attitude than your traditional crime novel.
For examples of chick-lit mysteries, see Meg Cabot's new series, starting with the first title Size Twelve Is Not Fat.
