But when a killer targets women dressed in her signature style-estate sale vintage to play up her resemblance to fave actress Doris Day-what makes her unique might make her dead. Interior Decorator Madison Night might look like a throwback to the sixties, but as business owner and landlord, she proves that independent women can have it all. I can't imagine decorating a house in the style from Doris Day's movies but it makes fine reading.” – Fresh Fiction “An intricately plotted and well-written book, I really enjoyed the story. “If you love the Technicolor movies of Doris Day and Rock Hudson and watch Mad Men for fashion tips, author Diane Vallere has written a mystery that will appeal to the mid-century modern heart.” – The novel was well-written, moved at a smooth pace, and Madison’s character was a riot.” – ChickLit Plus I love mysteries where I can’t figure out who the real killer is until the end, and this was one of those. “It was fast and furious, had a lot of info, characters, suspects, and even a few tangled romances. Johnston, Author of the Pet Rescue Mysteries “A charming modern tribute to Doris Day movies and the retro era of the 50s, including murders, escalating danger, romance. You’ll look forward to the second Madison Night mystery.” – RT Book Reviews Instead of clashing, humor and danger meld perfectly, and there’s a cliffhanger that will make your jaw drop. Madison is a strong leading lady who lands in lots of quirky situations. “If you are looking for an unconventional mystery with a snarky, no-nonsense main character, this is it. Her disarmingly honest lead and two hunky sidekicks will appeal to all fashionistas and antiques types and have romance crossover appeal.” – Library Journal

Imbuing her story with plenty of mid-century modern decorating and fashion tips, not to mention a steady patter of Doris Day trivia, Vallere debuts a well-paced cozy series. “Make room for Vallere’s tremendously fun homage. “A multifaceted enty of surprises.And what an ending!” – New York Journal of Books

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