First of all, the based book sale is going on still, and I’m in it with A Few Good Men.
Second, this is on the rolling sale, starting today:
Dipped, Stripped and Dead (Daring Finds Book 1)
DEAD MAN’S REFINISH
Some people find antiques. Dyce Dare finds trouble.
Ever tried fishing a Victorian sideboard out of a dumpster only to hook a dead body instead? Welcome to Dyce Dare’s life, where nothing goes according to plan—and never has.
At six, she wanted to be a ballerina (until gravity repeatedly suggested otherwise). At ten, she dreamed of lion taming (until Fluffy the cat staged a mutiny). Now at twenty-nine, she’s just trying to keep her furniture refinishing business afloat so she can upgrade her son’s diet from “pancakes” to “anything else, please.”
But when her latest dumpster dive yields a half-melted corpse instead of salvageable furniture, Dyce reluctantly adds “amateur detective” to her lengthy resume of career failures. Because nothing says “responsible single mom” like poking around a murder investigation, right?
Between dodging danger, dealing with her quirky neighbors, and trying not to embarrass herself in front of a certain handsome police officer, Dyce is about to discover that her talent for refinishing furniture might just extend to refinishing crime scenes.
Dipped Stripped And Dead – Sometimes the best way to clean up your life is to solve a murder.
(Warning: May contain splinters, sarcasm, and one very determined single mom who definitely didn’t plan on any of this.)
According To Hoyt 
But but… I have it already!!!!!!! [Crazy Grin]
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WELL, the next two are almost ready. one thing I’v e found is that I can’t write when I’m having allergy flares. So treatment should help.
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$SPOUSE has been quietly waiting for more Dyce Dare. I’m pretty fond of them, too.
Yay for allergy treatment!
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Yay!
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I can just imagine Dyce Dare’s son, after being served pancakes yet again, saying “Please, Mother, may I have some gruel? In Oliver Twist, Oliver liked it so much that he asked for some more.”
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He’s loosely based on my boys and older decided Dickens was his favorite at 5. Fortunately he grew out of it. ;)
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I like that story. It was whacky, and just plausible enough to keep me grinning (and occasionally chuckling) and flipping the screen until I finished. Worth the price of the beer as RAH would say.
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I don’t drink beer, myself. These days, it’s a biannual whiskey sour.
But that just gives me a bit more money for my addiction…
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Off topic, but kind of on-topic for Based, Danielle Smith gave a speech today. Just thought y’all would want to know. She sounds like she gets her talking points at According to Hoyt and Small Dead Animals.
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