Bad Hair Day (eBook, ePUB) - T Bowes, K
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What could be worse than exploding hair product?
Hair product that isn't actually for that purpose because...it's lube. Exploding lube.
Kit Maguire is in trouble with the ferocious Women with Curls secretary after accidentally landing her with a garage full of exploding lube. But why is it exploding? The one person who could have helped her solve the mystery is missing. The flatmates haven't seen their resident science expert since he nipped out to check on something and didn't return.
Where is he? And why is Kit being followed by an undercover cop?
To finish off Kit's bad hair…mehr

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What could be worse than exploding hair product?

Hair product that isn't actually for that purpose because...it's lube. Exploding lube.

Kit Maguire is in trouble with the ferocious Women with Curls secretary after accidentally landing her with a garage full of exploding lube. But why is it exploding? The one person who could have helped her solve the mystery is missing. The flatmates haven't seen their resident science expert since he nipped out to check on something and didn't return.

Where is he? And why is Kit being followed by an undercover cop?

To finish off Kit's bad hair day, why is her mother trying to marry her to an illegal immigrant?

Find out by downloading this sequel to Dead Straight today.
Autorenporträt
K T Bowes has written 26 novels to date, stretching across Women's Fiction, Fantasy and Young Adult novels. She lives in New Zealand as an exile from the British Empire. She's married to the man who sets the blueprint for all her fictional heroes and has four children who appear as characters from time to time.

A crazy streak means she's embarked on many foolish adventures, including free falling from a perfectly good plane and falling off horses. She loves living in New Zealand because there aren't any snakes.

When she's not writing, K T can be found searching antique stores or wrecking furniture in the name of art.