Paige Turner

It is the middle of the gray flannel fifties. Ike and Mamie are in the White House, Mayor Wagner is in Gracie Mansion, and Senator Joe McCarthy is in commie-hating heaven. The Korean War has come to an ignominious end, and the battle to end school segregation has gotten off to a bleak beginning. Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell are busting bras to dominate the wide Technicolor screen, while Ed Sullivan, Arthur Godfrey, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz are fighting for control of the small black and white screens at home. And struggling to stay afloat through it all—in a tiny, rundown apartment in the depths of Manhattan’s Greenwich Village—is a scrappy twenty-eight year old war widow with high hopes in her heart, and low-down murder on her mind.

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#5.0 • September 2008

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Paige Turner

• 1.0  Murderers Prefer Blondes by Amanda Matetsky
  A feisty young widow with Brenda Starr bravado and a fixation with following in Agatha Christie's footsteps, Paige wants to pen a memorable mystery. But first she must solve the murder of a 24-year-old beauty queen.
• 2.0  Murder is a Girl's Best Friend by Amanda Matetsky
  Spunky 1950s writer Paige Turner gets embroiled in a tale straight out of Daring Detective magazine. A murdered woman. A stash of diamonds to die for. And a killer hot on her trail.
• 3.0  How To Marry A Murderer by Amanda Matetsky
  Mystery novelist and crime reporter Paige Turner is investigating the murder of a television star whose killer is looking to improve his ratings with further deaths.
• 4.0  Murder on a Hot Tin Roof by Amanda Matetsky
  Mystery novelist and crime reporter Paige Turner is thrilled to see the hottest show on Broadway - but when she visits the star the next morning, he's been prematurely chilled.
• 5.0  Dial Me For Murder by Amanda Matetsky