Blooper Freak by Christy Barritt – Review

About the Book

Real life is nothing like TV.

Joey Darling, actress and detective by default, is reminded of this point daily. If only problems could be solved in sixty minutes, complete with commercial breaks, closing credits, and a catchy theme song.

Joey accompanies Detective Jackson Sullivan to a crime scene, only to discover she knows the victim. After a friend is accused of murder, Joey can’t refuse her help—however bumbling it might be. Unfortunately, she only seems to dig up more questions instead of desperately needed answers.

When a misguided fan offers clues, Joey discovers something much deeper than a single crime. But can she sort through all the various story lines to get to the truth? Or will one blooper after another put not only the investigation in jeopardy but her life as well?

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In My Opinion

I am absolutely loving this series from Christy Barritt. In Blooper Freak, the crime Joey Darling stumbles upon turns personal when a friend is accused of committing it.

More pop culture references (seriously, acting out Chariots of Fire? HILARIOUS), self-deprecating humor, and a swoony protector are just a few reasons why this series is so great. And it doesn’t hurt at all that Joey herself is famous but flawed, and someone I can’t wait to hang out with again.

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