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Heiress, P.I. (2000)

by Amanda Mahan(Favorite Author)

3.44 of 5 Votes: 1

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review 1: I really enjoyed this book. Lucy is a likable teenager I could relate to, despite the fact that she is a bona fide heiress. She is no snob and refreshingly down to earth. The writing is sharp and the pace is fast as Lucy sets out to help her BFF crack a case for his new boss, a world famous PI. The case involves getting close to the heir to another fortune, who has the hots for Lucy and every other hottie in sight. Lucy does some growing up along the way, and gets to know her BFF in a new way.The ending came unexpectedly, at 90% progress through the text, because there is a generous sample appended, and felt a bit rushed and anti-climatic in comparison to Lucy's earlier adventures.All in all, a light, fun, breezy read.
review 2: If you read the blurb for this b... moreook, I can guarantee you will get all that and MORE! Lucy is happier playing in the dirt than glamming it up, but she will do anything to help Holden. Yes, some of the issues stars deal with Lucy falls face first into, but the way they come about will have you rolling on the floor. Lucy is bold and fearless once she puts her mind to something. When she makes a name for herself she goes ALL OUT! The wardrobe malfunction that happens to Lucy had tears running down my face….from laughter! Everything that Lucy does she does with gusto. I absolutely loved this story and would love to read more about Lucy! You cannot help but love her and what she stands for. You’ll love how Holden bribes her to do some investigating for him! This book is sweet, funny, and intense. Some of the situations Lucy gets herself into get pretty hairy. Don’t miss this book! less

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