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Paul and Lacey are siblings who
live together in a small town in
Northern California. When they
find a headless body on their
front lawn, they don’t call the
police. You see, they make their
living growing pot, so they move
the body and pretend it never
happened. The problem is that the body reappears a
few days later and, while they think they know who
it is, they are determined to find out whodunnit.
The best part of the book is that the authors (who
used to date) write alternate chapters with no preplanning
and agreed to not edit each other’s work.
At the end of every chapter you get their notes to
each other, full of sniping, character assassination,
and a glimpse into how a novel comes to fruition. It
is laugh out loud funny. They destroy each other’s
plot points, kill each other’s favorite characters, tear
down alibis, argue over past events, threaten the
cat, and start to totally identify with the characters.
It is a mystery unlike any other and is witty, unexpected,
and totally entertaining.
–Angela M
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