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It a Mod Mod Mod Mod Murder A Murder AGoGo Mystery Rosemary Martin 9780451214706 Books

I haven't had so much fun reading a book in ages! Yes, I confess -- I am old enough that all the 60s references brought back hilarious memories of Dippity Do, hot pink furniture, fun-fur rugs, Jackie-O suits..... All this was just window dressing to the story, though, which was simply great fun, so you don't need to have been a flower child to enjoy this mystery. Can't wait to read the other books in the series.


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It a Mod Mod Mod Mod Murder A Murder AGoGo Mystery Rosemary Martin 9780451214706 Books Reviews

The 1960's, with beehive hairdo's, go-go boots and cute little hats was a wonderful time to be a single young woman. And when you are off on your first adventure in the big city of New York, away from home for the first time, it doesn't get any better. Bebe Bennett has landed her dream job as a secretary in a record company and in addition to getting to meet all the musicians who come into the office, her boss is a dreamboat who she immediately falls in love with, despite his reputation as a womanizer. But when the lead singer of a band that her boss brought over from England is murdered, Bebe realizes that in order to save her bosses job (and let him see how invaluable she is); she has to solve the murder. So, with the help of her stewardess roommate, Bebe dives into the New York music scene to figure out who killed the singer and quickly finds herself being stalked by a killer.

If you remember the 60's this book will be a hilarious blast from the past with an ingénue heroine who will put you mind of That Girl crossed with Jessica Fletcher. With her wide eyed innocence, Bebe is able to charm even the most jaded New Yorkers she runs across. And if you don't remember the 60's you will enjoy a fun look at one of the most interesting eras of American history and either way you will laugh your way through Bebe's adventures. A wonderful start to a new cozy series.
Bebe Bennett is secretary to Bradley Williams at Rip-City Records. He is also the love of her life, although he isn't aware of it yet. She recently moved from Richmond, Virginia, to New York City and shares her first apartment with Darlene Roland. Darlene is a stewardess.

Darlene has a date with Philip, lead singer of Philip Royal and the Beefeaters, an act signed by Rip-City Records from England, who she just met on a flight from London. She has fixed Bebe up with Keith, the lead guitarist. When they arrive in the lobby of the Legends Hotel, the men don't show up. Finally Darlene and Bebe go up to their room. Unfortunately, they find Philip electrocuted in the bathtub.

The police believe Darlene killed him and ground her from flying. Bebe and Darlene set out to clear her name and find the real killer. They end up putting themselves in danger more than once and are cautioned by Bradley, Detective Finelli, and Bebe's dad to stop investigating before they find themselves killed as well. Darlene's friend Stu often aids the girls.

They are able to obtain some information, but will it be enough? Can they clear Darlene's name without either of them being harmed?

This is a fabulous book set back in the 60s. It is a fast read-I read it in just over a day. I felt like I was back in the 60s. It's a great cozy mystery with wonderful characters. Bebe and Darlene are very likeable. Bebe is very naïve and that really adds to the book. I can't wait to read the next book in this series.

New York is a great location for this book. It really lends itself to the story and adds so much ambiance. The sexual tension is well written. I highly recommend this book!
I picked this paperback up at a used book store and am I glad I did. Now I plan to read every book in Rosemary Martin's series! This is a fun read with two very amateur female super-sleuths from the early 60's that literally 'walk-in' on a corpse in a NYC hotel room bathroom. Set during the iconic 'British invasion' era, follow these two through romance, bumbling mishaps, hilarious comic moments and accidental discoveries that prove poignant in this great mystery filled with scenes from this bygone era so vividly described by the author. Get this one and enjoy your reading!
I didn't like this book at all. I was expecting a good story, like the murder mystery set in London in the 60s that I read as a pre-teen. I can't remember the name of it, but it was very well-written, unlike this, which read like a list of 60s products--Dipity Do, Tang, etc.

I'm so sorry, but I did not like this book, and couldn't finish it.
This book had a predictable storyline. I found it to be a 'sleeper' as a mystery.
I loved this so much that I'm wondering how I managed to forget to post a review. If you like the sixties, ever dreamed of being an extra for "That Girl," own a pair of white patent leather go-go boots, and know how to Hully Gully, then this book is for you.
Although the 60s references may have gone a little overboard, it was a fun trip back to the sixties and the time of the British Invasion. I recommend the book as a nice clean story about a more innocent time.
I haven't had so much fun reading a book in ages! Yes, I confess -- I am old enough that all the 60s references brought back hilarious memories of Dippity Do, hot pink furniture, fun-fur rugs, Jackie-O suits..... All this was just window dressing to the story, though, which was simply great fun, so you don't need to have been a flower child to enjoy this mystery. Can't wait to read the other books in the series.