I GAVE YOU MY HEART, BUT YOU SOLD IT ONLINE

Author: Dixie Cash ISBN: 0060829729 8/2007 CONTEMPORARY/SUSPENSE Publisher: AVON A

Debbie Sue Overstreet and her best pal Edwina—the Domestic Equalizers—have one motto: don't get mad get evidence! So when these hairdressers/private eyes get wrapped up in a new mystery you just know there's going to be trouble. Quint Matthews, an old beau of Debbie Sue's and a heart–breakin' rodeo rider, comes to down asking for their help—his identity's been swiped by a woman he met on the internet. They agree to get to the bottom of things, and get into a whole heap of trouble. As for Quint, he's never one to learn a lesson. He's got a date in Salt Lick, Texas, with a woman he met, yep, on line—but what he doesn't know is she was put there by her own daughter! Hearts are about to get broken all around Texas, but not before Debbie Sue and Edwina make things right for everybody!

RRAH's THOUGHTS AND PONDERINGS:

I GAVE YOU MY HEART, BUT YOU SOLD IT ONLINE was an absolute hoot! I laughed until I cried. I have read all of Dixie Cash's books and have enjoyed every one of them. However, this latest release is by far the best I have read yet.

Quinn Matthews turns up at Debbie Sue's door begging for help, and of course she cannot turn him down. His identity has been stolen by a woman he has met through an online dating service. Debbie Sue recruits her best friend and partner, Edwina, together known as the Domestic Equalizers, to take the case and attempt to solve Quinn's situation, since Quinn is more than an old friend and he can pay.

As the investigation takes the group across the entire state of Texas, no one expects that the case would lead to murder. This is more than the Equalizers have encountered before, but is it more than they can handle or will Quinn leave Texas with a broken heart and a stolen identity?

Dixie Cash never disappoints her readers. You are guaranteed a grand laugh and suspense as the sleuths attempt to solve the crime. While their attempts at crime solving might be a bit unorthodox, you are guaranteed to laugh at the outcomes.

To date, I would say I GAVE YOU MY HEART, BUT YOU SOLD IT ONLINE is by far the best book that Dixie Cash has written. I promise if you pick up a copy, that you are in for a true treat!

Kym Oetting