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Secret Agent Girl
A Cozy Mystery Novel by Rosemary Stevens
Book 3 of the Murder A-Go-Go Mystery Series
Subgenres:
- Historical Mystery,
- 1960s New York City,
- Amateur Sleuth
This book is for you if you're into...
- Retro 1960s New York settings with mod fashion and toy store intrigue
- Mysteries where the mascot clown is the murder victim
- Sleuths inspired by Bond movies and classic spy TV shows
By ROSEMARY STEVENS, Winner of the Agatha Award and the Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award!
In the era of MAD MEN, there's a lighter side to NYC, one with go-go boots, miniskirts, and murder!
Series Description: The name's Bennett. Bebe Bennett. It's 1964 in groovy New York City, and secret agents are all the rage -- especially Sean Connery as James Bond. So dreamy. But not as dreamy as my boss, Bradley Williams, who's taking me to his new job as his very special assistant. Who knew working in a famous toy store would lead to murder -- or require that I become a real-life secret agent girl to solve the crime?
Book Three: Bebe's busy at Merryweather's Toy Shoppe on Fifth Avenue, celebrating its fortieth anniversary in mint style. But the shop's mascot, Mr. Skidoo the clown, has the other beloved store characters -- plus Bebe -- real bent. No secret is safe from this evil jester, and wherever he and his mini-tricycle go, veiled and vicious razzes are sure to follow. So it's no surprise when Mr. Skidoo turns up dead with a toy pirate sword plunged into his chest. Now even Bebe's a suspect, since Mr. Skidoo found out about her secret crush on Bradley. Using her latest sleuthing skills, culled from the new Bond movies and her fave show, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Bebe will clear her name.
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