Sharp Turn

by Marianne Delacourt

Overview

Tara's quirky PI business is attracting some even quirkier customers. She's not sure how Madame Vine's Escort Agency got her number. And then there's the eccentric motorcycle racing team owner, Bolo Ignatius. Both these clients want to Tara to investigate suspicious circumstances that turn up dead bodies. That can only mean one thing in this town: John Viaspa. Tara goes in for round two with the local crime boss, while balancing the tight rope of her deliciously complicated love life.

Tara Sharp's life can only be describe as furious fun.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781922101310
Publisher:	Deadlines
Publication date:	12/12/2016
Series:	Tara Sharp , #2
Pages:	324
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.73(d)

About the Author

Marianne Delacourt is the alter ego of internationally published SF writer Marianne de Pierres. Marianne Delacourt writes humorous crime about Tara Sharp, a psychic investigator who can read auras.

Anthea Greco is an actress and has done stand-up at LA's famous Laugh Factory. After minoring in theatre studies alongside her degree of Psychological Science, Anthea went on to study at the Acting Studio at VCA and the Full Time Acting Program at Howard Fine Acting Studio, Australia. She lives and works between LA and Melbourne.

Editorial Reviews

"Australia's Marianne Delacourt delivers the laughs and action with her sassy, unorthodox PI Tara Sharp..." -- The Herald Sun "Delacourt has invented a Stephanie Plum character who is just as ballsy and loveable but this one lives in Perth and has two pet Galahs instead of a hamster. An easy read with multiple story layers, Sharp Turn will keep you guessing till the end, pick it up this summer if you like Janet Evanovich and Val McDermid's Blue Genes." -- She Said "Tara Sharp is a gust of fresh air in the local crime fiction scene. While it is wonderful that our more literary crime writers are finally getting the attention they deserve, there's still plenty of room for fast-paced commercial female-oriented Australian crime fiction. And Marianne Delacourt (aka sci-fi writer Marianne de Pierres) has certainly nailed that brief." --The Australian Bookseller and Publisher

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