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The heroine's serenely coy sensibility vividly evokes the 1950s * <b>Kirkus Reviews</b> on <b>The Socialite’s Guide to Death and Dating</b> * With her creation of an intriguing upstairs/downstairs world, Golden channels the spirit of the late Hugh Pentecost's Beaumont Hotel. Readers will be eager to check into Evelyn's next adventure * <b>Publishers Weekly</b> on <b>The Socialite’s Guide to Murder</b> * A catty yet decorous whodunit festooned with period trappings * <b>Kirkus Reviews</b> on <b>The Socialite’s Guide to Murder</b> * This first novel-and likely the first in a series-effectively evokes the social milieu of the late 1950s, hiding Evelyn's intellect behind a fluffy indulged façade * <b>Booklist</b> on <b>The Socialite’s Guide to Murder</b> * The Socialite's Guide to Murder is nonstop entertainment -- at turns witty, charming, touching, and spellbinding * <b>Kelly Oliver</b>, award-winning author of the <b> Fiona Figg Mysteries</b> * This book has all the things I love in a mystery novel - a unique sleuth, a quirky cast of suspects, and a twisty whodunnit. * <b>C. J. Archer </b>, USA Today bestselling author of the <b> Cleopatra Fox Mysteries </b>, on <b> The Socialite's Guide to Murder</b> *

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S.K. Golden is the author of the Pinnacle Hotel cozy mystery series. Born and raised in the Florida Keys, she married a commercial fisherman. The two of them still live on the islands with their five kids (one boy, four girls - including identical twins!), two cats, and a corgi named Goku. Sarah graduated from Saint Leo University with a bachelor's degree in Human Services and Administration and has put it to good use approximately zero times. She's worked as a bank teller, a pharmacy technician, and an executive assistant at her father's church. Sarah is delighted to be doing none of those things now.

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