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Quarterfinalist, 2013 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award - Liz Howe,
an intrepid young law student and small town Wisconsin girl,
triumphantly secures a plum spot as a summer associate at a
prestigious St. Louis law firm. But Liz soon discovers that she has
a few small problems: the body in the stairwell; the embezzlement
at her firm; and the fact that the man she wants is engaged to
someone else. And just how is she supposed to chase a murder
suspect in heels? Minor details. Liz's real problem is much bigger.
Neurological defects don't tend to make you popular, and she has a
doozy. She can't recognize faces. Not even her own. Fortunately,
this is exactly the thing to turn Liz into the likeliest of
unlikely detectives. She pays attention to all of the other details
that normal people miss. Need someone to guess an occupation by the
movement of the hands? Need someone to recognize a person by smell?
Need someone to figure out that those shoes were bought on
clearance at Macy's last summer? Liz is your detective. Now she
just has to harness her unusual skills to solve the case, expose
the embezzlement, bring the murderer to justice and get the guy.
Nothing a nerdy girl can't handle.
Bombers and Nerdy Girls Do Brunch is the second book in the Nerdy
Girls Mystery Series, featuring Liz Howe, a young lawyer whose face
blindness makes her notice what normal people miss. Liz thought her
Sherlock Holmes career was over, but wherever Liz goes, trouble is
sure to follow. Despite her inability to recognize his face, Liz
has finally nabbed the man of her dreams. Unfortunately, James
Paperelli comes with baggage. Major baggage. In between unraveling
one of the most complicated cases of her fledging detective career,
coming to terms with her face blindness and trying to pass the bar
exam, Liz has to deal with a mother who despises her, a sister who
hates her and an ex-fiancee who hasn't taken the title of "ex" to
heart. And that's just his family. The Howes also have something to
say. It makes dealing with a meth addicted kidnapper, a flamboyant
politician and an unidentified bomber seem surprisingly easy. A
Nerdy Girl's work is never done."
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