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Barbara Reed’s High Notes Are Murder features a heroine as smart and likable as any in crime fiction today. Singer Liz Hanlon’s voice remains strong and pure throughout this refreshing debut novel." --Martin J. Smith, author of Time Release, Shadow Image, and Straw Men |
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“Barbara
Reed delivers a double treat with High
Notes Are Murder and its companion CD: a fine mystery and
musical accompaniment to die for.
Heroine Liz Hanlon is smart, big-hearted and talented—an
up-and coming jazz singer, pianist and composer whose career looks
bright until a scandal from the past threatens to destroy her and
anyone else who stands too close.
Reed provides a witty, fascinating insider’s look at an LA
music scene that is weirder and scarier than most fans will ever
know.
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"THIS WAS MEANT TO BE" --An exhilarating blend of contemporary jazz, spicy Latin and provocative
ballads-- |
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Tedd Thomey
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--Al Rudis, Press Telegram |
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"Barbara Reed is on the rise."
--Arts & Entertainment Weekly |
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"...a personal kind of jazz and blues..."
Valley Weekend |
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