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Book Review of Don't Make Me Choose Between You and My Shoes (Domestic Equalizers, Bk 4)

Don't Make Me Choose Between You and My Shoes (Domestic Equalizers, Bk 4)
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When two good-ole-girls from Salt Lick, Texas, hit the Big Apple for a private investigator convention, you just know no good's going to come from it. And sure enough, they find themselves right up to the tops of their ostrich-hide Tony Lamas in a murder investigation.

Don't expect a lot of suspense here, as the focus of the book is the fish-out-of-water experiences of the three main characters. The identity of the Bad Guy is obvious pretty early on, and there's one scene where the intrepid (?) detectives hear a murder being committed next door to them and do nothing but futz around wondering what they ought to do. (Apparently Cash was short of her contracted page count at that point and so didn't allow her characters to intervene as common sense would have indicated.)