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Title: Bubbles Betrothed
Subtitle: A Bubbles Yablonsky Mystery
Author: Sarah Strohmeyer
Narrator: Barbara McCulloh
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 44 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-06-08
Publisher: Recorded Books
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 34 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
Armed with her trusty high heels and unflappable demeanor, Bubbles stumbles into trouble when she interviews Crazy Popeye, the chief suspect in a local murder. To her dismay, Popeye dies mid-interview, and everyone from a pesky police detective to a Polish mafioso wants to pick her brain.
What's more, Bubbles' head is set spinning when long-time love interest, Steve Stiletto, asks her to pose as his fiancée to avoid a job transfer.
Critic Reviews:
"A sexy, irrepressible heroine, riotous supporting characters, continual action, ubiquitous humor." (
Library Journal)
Members Reviews:
Bubbles Yablonsky has been my favorite " Dumb Blonde" ever since she became known to ...
Bubbles Yablonsky has been my favorite " Dumb Blonde" ever since she became known to me! Sarah Stromeyer made me a Fan from the Get Go! Mystery Fans looking for a good laugh should read the Series of 6 Bubbles stories
Great series
I am reading through this series and find each book entertaining. Great book for a cruise or a quiet time weekend! Get all the books and read them in order... Enjoy
Bubbles...
helped me get through my Stephanie Plum withdrawals. Enjoyed this series and ran through it rather quickly. Fun time killer.
Bubbles Bethrothed
Liked the book it is really different but still liked it character is a delight, emagine a detective named bubbles.very good
A lot of fun!
BUBBLES BETROTHED by Sarah Strohmeyer
May 3, 2008
Rating **** (4/5 Stars)
The BUBBLES series has always been fun. They are very similar to the Stephanie Plum books by Janet Evanovich (the two authors are friends, which is not surprising) and while you can see the influence, there are differences. Both are humorous takes on the Whodunit, but I think Stephanie Plum is by far the more outrageous of the two characters, often times reaching out into the bizarre. Bubbles Yablonsky is a little more down to earth, although inept in many ways. But that's what endears her to the readers, I believe.
For those who haven't read any of the Bubbles books, Bubbles Yablonsky was a hairdresser (she still hangs out at the House of Beauty) who obtained her degree at a community college that used to be a shopping mall, now known as TWO GUYS COMMUNITY COLLEGE. She is now a struggling journalist who works for the local paper, and has a hot boyfriend (Stiletto) who is an award winning photographer.
In this book, Bubbles tries to seek an interview with a woman who is accused of murder, and ends up witnessing the alleged murderer's own death. Crazy Popeye was in jail for murdering Principal Schmidt, but Bubbles learns from Popeye that she's innocent. Of course no one believes the story, but Bubbles does, and her mission is now to clear up Popeye's name and find the real killer.
In the mean time Stiletto needs a favor from Bubbles. He needs to show that he's engaged in order to avoid a job transfer overseas. Bubbles would rather it be the real thing, but agrees to pose as his fiancée for his career. Unfortunately, her mother and others see the "rock" on her finger, and it's not small. Word spreads that Stiletto and Bubbles are about to be married.
Bubbles' ex husband Dan is still in the picture, and there is a twist in his story that changes Bubble's life.