Dead Ex

Dead Ex is a charming book with a well-done mystery and one of the most likeable heroines in the genre. --Chicago Sun-Times For drama, wit and just plain fun, every life (and death) needs a little Wollie. --Kirkus Reviews Dead Ex is a charming book with a well-done mystery and one of the most likeable heroines in the genre. -- Chicago Sun-Times For drama, wit and just plain fun, every life (and death) needs a little Wollie. -- Kirkus Reviews Dead Ex is a charming book with a well-done mystery and one of the most likeable heroines in the genre. -- Chicago Sun-Times For drama, wit and just plain fun, every life (and death) needs a little Wollie. -- Kirkus Reviews Advance Praise for Dead Ex Dead Ex is a wicked-smart, scalpel-sharp jewel of a book. Harley Jane Kozak brings an insider's eye to the denizens lurking in Hollywood, and skewers them with laugh-out-loud results. I loved it! --Robert Crais Harley Jane Kozak has a voice like no other. Dead Ex is sassy, pert, and a mile-a- minute page turner--filled with dry wit and a tongue-in-cheek look at Hollywood that could only be told by a former actress. I felt I was in the thick of it all and simply couldn't put it down. A seriously not-to-be missed book that stands all on its own. Fabulous! --Heather Graham, author of The Dead Room Harley Jane Kozak's Dead Ex is a delightful romp through the world of daytime TV. It's fast, sexy, and genuinely funny. If there's a more likeable heroine than hers--she composes greeting cards while she's not solving crimes! -- I haven't found her yet. Don't miss this story. --T. Jefferson Parker, author of Storm Runners Praise for Dating is Murder Kozak has a breezy style and delightful wit that leave us with just one question: Where's book 3? -- Entertainment Weekly Wollie ... is spot-on perfect, humorous, andpoignant enough by turns to win the series new fans and make Kozak a contender in the never-ending quest for the perfect quirky mystery. -- Los Angeles Times Book Review Praise for Dating Dead Men [Kozak's] literary debut is warm, engaging and deeply funny--and offers more insight and depth than is found in just about any other chick lit offering out there today. -- Washington Post Advance Praise for Dead Ex Dead Ex is a wicked-smart, scalpel-sharp jewel of a book. Harley Jane Kozak brings an insider' s eye to the denizens lurking in Hollywood, and skewers them with laugh-out-loud results. I loved it! -- Robert Crais Harley Jane Kozak has a voice like no other. Dead Ex is sassy, pert, and a mile-a- minute page turner-- filled with dry wit and a tongue-in-cheek look at Hollywood that could only be told by a former actress. I felt I was in the thick of it all and simply couldn't put it down. A seriously not-to-be missed book that stands all on its own. Fabulous! -- Heather Graham, author of The Dead Room Harley Jane Kozak' s Dead Ex is a delightful romp through the world of daytime TV. It' s fast, sexy, and genuinely funny. If there' s a more likeable heroine than hers-- she composes greeting cards while she' s not solving crimes! -- I haven' t found her yet. Don' t miss this story. -- T. Jefferson Parker, author of Storm Runners Praise for Dating is Murder Kozak has a breezy style and delightful wit that leave us with just one question: Where' s book 3? -- Entertainment Weekly Wollie ... is spot-on perfect, humorous, and poignant enough by turns to win the series new fans and make Kozak a contender in the never-ending quest for the perfect quirky mystery. -- Los Angeles Times Book Review Praise for Dating Dead Men : [Kozak' s] literary debut is warm, engaging and deeply funny-- and offers more insight and depth thanis found in just about any other chick lit offering out there today. -- Washington Post Praise for Dating Is Murder: As witty as early Evanovich and as irresistible as current Crusie, Kozak establishes her unique voice in Wollie's wistful, self-deprecating but stubborn working-class persona that fans of diva lit (chick lit that's grown up and added a body count) will love. -- Publishers Weekly, starred review Praise for Dating Is Murder: As witty as early Evanovich and as irresistible as current Crusie, Kozak establishes her unique voice in Wollie's wistful, self-deprecating but stubborn working-class persona that fans of diva lit (chick lit that's grown up and added a body count) will love. -- Publishers Weekly, starred review