CRIME IN THE SALON a fiercely addictive mystery - Moloney, Catherine
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AN UNPUTDOWNABLE COZY MYSTERY, PERFECT FOR FANS OF GRAHAM NORTON'S HOLDING AND RICHARD OSMAN. It's the final cut for Bromgrove's best-loved stylist! One sleepy Saturday morning, Becca Drew arrives at the Mane Event, the bijoux salon where she works. To find nothing is as it should be. The door's wide open. But inside the salon's deserted . . . Except for Becca's boss, slumped in a barber's chair. Handsome, enigmatic coiffeur Andrew Coxleyis dead! He's been attacked, with his own scissors. His perfect hair pulled out of shape. Who would do something so vicious? Becca's only too happy to tell…mehr

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AN UNPUTDOWNABLE COZY MYSTERY, PERFECT FOR FANS OF GRAHAM NORTON'S HOLDING AND RICHARD OSMAN. It's the final cut for Bromgrove's best-loved stylist! One sleepy Saturday morning, Becca Drew arrives at the Mane Event, the bijoux salon where she works. To find nothing is as it should be. The door's wide open. But inside the salon's deserted . . . Except for Becca's boss, slumped in a barber's chair. Handsome, enigmatic coiffeur Andrew Coxleyis dead! He's been attacked, with his own scissors. His perfect hair pulled out of shape. Who would do something so vicious? Becca's only too happy to tell Detective Markham and his team who she thinks might have done it. She's always been a bit in love with her boss. But Markham wonders how well she really knew him. The list of suspects is growing longer by the minute. And whoever killed the silky-smooth stylist isn't done yet . . . Can Markham catch the killer before more victims get the chop? Perfect for fans of Graham Norton's Holding, Faith Martin, Frances Lloyd, Clare Chase, Richard Osman and Sarah Yarwood-Lovett.
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Catherine Moloney is a Liverpool writer of Irish-American heritage. After graduating in Jurisprudence from Jesus College (University of Oxford), she was called to the Bar at Gray's Inn. Despite qualifying as a barrister, her first love was English; this led to a PhD in English Literature at Birkbeck College (University of London). In her academic career, she lectured and published widely on the subject of tuberculosis and nineteenth-century literature, but somehow managed to avoid contracting galloping hypochondria and turned her attention to crime fiction.