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“Then her life got messier than a Sloppy Joe eating contest. ”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
“Besides, life’s not perfect, and neither are we, so why bother pretending we’re something we’re not?”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Legal Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Legal Affair
“Instead, an unexpected surprise was waiting for her when she walked in the door. Daisy’s trusty West Highland Terrier Shamus was usually so well-behaved. Unfortunately, Shamus picked that night to misbehave. ”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
“Daisy was filled with all kinds of emotions. Luckily, they were all good. It was the moment she’d been waiting for, and she wasn’t about to let it pass her by. “So what do you say?” Gavin asked. Daisy smiled wide. “Absolutely.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
“Daisy would have paid good money to be on the couch in Addison’s apartment catching up on lost time. Or sitting at the edge of the lake waxing nostalgic. After all, she had driven two hours to be with her cousin, not schmooze with Blaze Billick.”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Rock Star Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Rock Star Affair
“Hardly makes the blackmailing seem worth it, doesn’t it?”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
“Not really. You see, we can’t all get what we want. We just have to be happy with what we have.”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Real Estate Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Real Estate Affair
“Why did bad luck always have to come in bunches?”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Legal Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Legal Affair
“Suddenly, Daisy realized exactly who the killer was.”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
“She knew she had to take things into her own hands.”
― A Deadly Legal Affair
― A Deadly Legal Affair
“Hunter didn’t back down. “Yeah, I am, and you know it.” “What about Logan Lark? Maybe I was wrong about him at first. My daughter has been telling me good things about him.” “That’s because she’s sleeping with him.” “True, but my daughter isn’t a liar.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
“If anything, Hunter’s murder had a way of creeping into the movie.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
“Crumple hated the idea of being upstaged by an interior decorator again. He had a box full of jelly donuts, enough coffee to wake up a hibernating bear, and was eager as a beaver to find the killer himself.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
“Have I told you how beautiful you look today?” he asked. “Now there’s something a woman can’t hear enough said to her,” she replied.”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Real Estate Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Real Estate Affair
“Youth is wasted on the young. It’s better to be old and bold,” Granny Annie declared. “You’re a riot,” Daisy replied. “It turns out you can be young and bold too. Take Daisy here asking out Gavin on a coffee date,” Samantha said. Daisy tried to temper her enthusiasm. “It’s just a little thank you latte.”
― A Deadly Legal Affair
― A Deadly Legal Affair
“I didn’t do it.” “It must be really hard being with a man just for the money.”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Real Estate Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Real Estate Affair
“It’s just a little thank you latte.” “For now. Who knows what might come of it?” Samantha suggested. Daisy smiled. “That I can’t say, but I’m sure interested to find out.”
― A Deadly Legal Affair
― A Deadly Legal Affair
“schmooze”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Rock Star Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Rock Star Affair
“I know one thing that sounds just as good.” “What’s that?” “Kissing you,” Gavin said. Daisy smiled. “I like the sound of that.” Gavin then leaned in and gave Daisy a kiss.”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Restaurant Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Restaurant Affair
“It was obvious the detective wasn’t going to listen. Crumple thought the case was solved. He was wrong. Daisy just knew it.”
― A Deadly Legal Affair
― A Deadly Legal Affair
“subtext on his end of the conversation. What if he was just talking about their pooches all along?”
― A Deadly Legal Affair
― A Deadly Legal Affair
“He gazed into her eyes again. “I want to give our coffee date a second try.” Daisy’s pulse started pounding. “Are you sure?” “I am. I think we could really have something here. So if you’re willing to give me another chance, I’d like to take you out again,” he said.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
“Even worse, she was convinced an innocent woman was going to jail—for murder.”
― A Deadly Legal Affair
― A Deadly Legal Affair
“Daisy kept having visions flash into her head of Hunter being killed while she watched the chick flick. It was a recipe for bad dreams.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
“You don’t see a whole lot of twenty-seven-year-olds just dropping dead at random all willy-nilly, do you? Especially with blunt-force trauma to the back of their head,” Crumple explained. “What do you mean blunt-force trauma?” Daisy asked. “He took a frying pan to the back of his noggin. What an unsavory way to go.” “Frying pan? What a weird choice.” It was rather odd. It also happened to be the murder weapon used in the script too.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
“Crumple had jumped to conclusions too quickly on his last case, and it blew up in his face when Daisy became the one to find the real killer.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
“Even though she was annoyed that Shamus had trashed the apartment like a wayward rock star, Daisy had a weakness for Shamus. He”
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
― Daisy McDare and the Deadly Art Affair
“Granted, the plot was aggressively uncommercial—it was about an avant-garde mime, after all. But from a technical standpoint at least, Hunter knew his way around a movie camera.”
― The Deadly Directorial Affair
― The Deadly Directorial Affair




