Jerrilyn Farmer is een auteur die wordt gevierd om haar veelgeprezen romans rond Madeline Bean. Met een achtergrond in het schrijven voor televisie, waaronder populaire spelshows en sketch-comedy specials, brengt ze een unieke flair in haar verhalen. Farmer deelt ook haar expertise door mystery writing te onderwijzen aan het Writers Program van UCLA Extension. Haar werk belooft een boeiende mix van humor en spanning.
Explore the fascinating world of Mah-Jongg, a game steeped in tradition and strategy. This book delves into the history, rules, and variations of Mah-Jongg, offering insights into its cultural significance and social aspects. Readers will find guidance on gameplay, tips for mastering techniques, and strategies for both beginners and seasoned players. With engaging anecdotes and illustrations, it serves as both an instructional manual and a celebration of this beloved pastime, making it an essential resource for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
Number one Los Angeles Times bestselling author and multiple-award winner Jerrilyn Farmer returns with another Mad Bean event, where murder and mayhem simmer together in a tantalizing mix. Event planner Madeline Bean is set to shine at the prestigious Jazz Ball for the Woodburn School of Music, showcasing her skills with a black-and-white-themed menu that delights L.A.'s elite. Amid the festivities, she contemplates a new romantic interest, charming trust-fund hunk Dexter Delano Wyatt, while grappling with the unexpected reappearance of her ex, LAPD Detective Chuck Honnett.
However, chaos ensues as Mad faces a barrage of challenges: a celebrity meltdown, a vocal coach's outburst, and a fierce bidding war over a rare saxophone that nearly turns violent. When the prized instrument goes missing, Mad's troubles escalate. To make matters worse, she returns home to find a dead body in her bedroom, and Detective Honnett's attempts to rekindle their romance complicate her life further. Meanwhile, Dexter's shady past raises suspicions, and a mysterious red-haired stranger seems to be stalking her. As the theft of the saxophone spirals into lethal lunacy, Mad must navigate the madness before it drives her to the brink—or worse.
