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Mary, Queen of Scotch
Mary, Queen of Scotch | Rob Rosen
2 posts | 2 read | 1 to read
Four five-star Yelp reviews do you little good when you’re nailed inside a giant barrel of whiskey, which is where our intrepid private detective Barry finds himself while on the case to help his campy drag friends, all of whom have numerous secrets to hide. If he can decide between the man he once loved and the bartender he’s falling for, successfully stay undercover as his alter-ego, Mary, Queen of Scotch, and keep one step ahead of the bad guys, plus a raucously funny meddling mom, he just might live to see that much-desired fifth review.
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Mary, Queen of Scotch | Rob Rosen
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Mehso-so

Private eye Barry discovers his inner drag queen while trailing a possibly errant husband.

The author made the narrator's “voice“ come alive but in such a way that I felt exhausted by the end of the first chapter. Fortunately the narration becomes less frenetic thereafter, though still full of incident. It was OK, but I don't think I will be reading any more by this author.

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GlitterGirl
Mary, Queen of Scotch | Rob Rosen
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The title and cover had me...the description sounded fun and cute and one page in and I am already laughing! This is really fun for a Saturday night! 😎👠💋

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