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Leigh is building a new, single life at the beach. Ruthie's in town for a spiritual seminar. Flamboyant Penny Sue, hot on the trail of her latest soul mate, buys a Harley and follows him to Bike Week. In true DAFFODILS fashion, no sooner do the sorority sister reunite, then all hell breaks loose. Bullets are flying, a body is found and all clues point to Rich, Penny Sue's new love. Unfortunately, Rich has disappeared into the hubbub of a half million bikers, beer bashes, and cole slaw wrestling. From the Publisher: In the tradition of "The First Wives Club" and Anne George's acclaimed Southern Sisters Mysteries, Mary Clay gives us a hilarious series about sorority sisters who come back together when the last of the trio divorces her two-timing husband.

An economist by training, and a novelist by choice, Linda Tuck-Jenkins, a.k.a Mary Clay, returned to her childhood love--writing--in her mid-40s. Her first book, Starpeople: The Sirian Redemption was First Runner-Up for Best New Age Fiction of 2001 and a Finalist for the 2002 IPPY Prize for Visionary Fiction. Convinced the ocean would enhance her creativity, Tuck-Jenkins twisted her husband's arm into moving to New Smyrna Beach, which is the setting for the wildly successful DAFFODILS* Mystery Series. (*Divorced And Finally Free of Deceitful, Insensitive, Licentious Scum) Called "Witty and hilarious" by Midwest Book Review, and "A fun read" by Southern Halifax Magazine, The Turtle Mound Murder-first book in the series-is already in its fifth printing. According to Harriet Klausner, Amazon's #1 Reviewer, Bike Week Blues (second book is the series), "...is one of the funniest capers this reviewer has had the privilege of reading." The third book in the trilogy has been hailed as "a triumph."