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My Heart May Be Broken, But My Hair Still Looks Great
- Narrated by: Peggity Price
- Length: 9 hrs and 57 mins
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My Heart May Be Broken, But My Hair Still Looks Great
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Publisher's Summary
Dixie Cash, author of I Gave You My Heart, But You Sold It Online, has won a huge following for her special brand of lighthearted romance. In this spirited novel, Cash's two unforgettable private investigators are back for another tangy Texas two-step.
Debbie Sue Overstreet and Edwina Perkins-Martin are two of the sassiest hairdressers in Salt Lick, Texas. But these two spunky ladies do more than spice up the do's of their gossipy patrons. They also moonlight as the Domestic Equalizers, P.Is. with the best hair in the Lone Star State.
Not ones to turn down a juicy assignment, Debbie Sue and Edwina get involved in a case of missing horses - and may very well make or break the budding romance between a spoiled rich girl and the town's handsome veterinarian.
©2005 Dixie Cash (P)2008 Recorded Books
What the critics say
"The fun of reading Cash (pseudonym for two Texan sisters) rests on impudent dialogue between women, pearls of Lone Star wisdom ("You can put a pair of boots in the oven, but that don't make 'em biscuits") and the knowledge that Cash heroines always get their man, good or bad." ( Publishers Weekly)
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