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Maizie Albright, 25 has returned home to live with her dad having been ordered by a judge to get and keep a job within ten days or return to a jail sentence in California. The former TV star knows nothing else but how to be a private detective (teen detective, Julia Pinkerton, was the role..
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There are times when I need a few good laughs with a book and I had more than a few with Maizie and everybody else in 15 Minutes. The premise of a young actress, a former teen reality star, being effectively sentenced to get a new life is unique and the author made the most..
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Overall, 15 Minutes was cute and fun, the perfect fluffy mystery. I would love to read the rest of the series for many reasons- but mainly to see if Maizie and Nash ever get together! This had the Stephanie Plum feel to it, with the main character getting into many terrible, zany situations with almost..
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The first book in the Maizie Albright Star Detective Mystery series is quite a riot! Never a dull moment; 15 Minutes is brimming with excitement and nervous energy. Maizie Albright and the rest of the characters are full of personality, humor, and their own unique set of quirks. I thought narrator Joan Dukore was a..
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This is very much a young person’s book, with a lot of upscale items and phrases.This being said, it was a very involved mystery that our two intrepid P.I.s were trying to solve. It highlights the difference between the make believe of Hollywood and the possible dangerous world of true life.I must say, I enjoyed..
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I have the book form and Maizie and Nash are currently my favorite detecting duo. I love the audio version because I can listen while on walks, in bed when I can’t sleep, just anywhere. Some narrators have cringe-worthy interpretations of the material and/or annoying voices. This narrator depicts Maizie just as I invision her…
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Maizie can’t seem to get out of her own way. She’s not a PI but she plays one on TV, but now she really wants to be one. But she’s not very good at it, or is she? Things get complicated and Maizie finds herself in the middle of it. Larissa weaves several story lines..
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I didn’t finish this book. I didn’t like the characters and couldn’t force myself to finish the book. Although Maize seems like she is trying to be a mature adult, she has a weak personality and is very immature.