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The Astonishing Mistakes of Dahlia Moss
Author: Max Wirestone
Series: Dahlia Moss Mystery #2
Narrator: Lauren Fortgang
Unabridged: 7 hr 47 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Redhook
Published: 03/14/2017
Categories: Fiction, Mystery & Detective, Amateur Sleuth, Action & Adventure, Women Sleuths
Synopsis
Veronica Mars meets the World of Warcraft in The Astonishing Mistakes of Dahlia Moss, a mystery romp with a most unexpected heroine.
You'd think that after I took a bullet in my arm following my last case, that I'd be timid about going in guns blazing a second time. But you'd be wrong. I faced down death, and the only bad thing that happened was that I got a cool scar. Which is a like a tattoo, but with street cred.
I may have been a little overconfident this time. Like, Leeroy Jenkins overconfident. Some small, but confidently made, errors committed in this book include:Unwisely meeting up with an internet stalker in real life.Eating a large breakfast before discovering a corpseKidnappingStanding uncomfortably close to the edge of a steamboat while musing that nothing bad could possibly happenKidnapping, again
That's the thing about a sense of invulnerability -- you usually get it right before things go terribly, terribly, wrong.
You'd think that after I took a bullet in my arm following my last case, that I'd be timid about going in guns blazing a second time. But you'd be wrong. I faced down death, and the only bad thing that happened was that I got a cool scar. Which is a like a tattoo, but with street cred.
I may have been a little overconfident this time. Like, Leeroy Jenkins overconfident. Some small, but confidently made, errors committed in this book include:Unwisely meeting up with an internet stalker in real life.Eating a large breakfast before discovering a corpseKidnappingStanding uncomfortably close to the edge of a steamboat while musing that nothing bad could possibly happenKidnapping, again
That's the thing about a sense of invulnerability -- you usually get it right before things go terribly, terribly, wrong.
