Sophie Littlefield: A Bad Day for Sorry, Coming August 2009


	A BAD DAY FOR SORRY Coming August 2009 huppin' ass wasn't so hard, Stella Hardesty thought as she took aim with the little Raven .25 she took off a cheating son-of-a-bitch in Kansas City last month. What was hard was making sure it stayed whupped. Especially on a day when it hit a hundred degrees before noon. And you were having hot flashes. And today's quote on your Calendar For Women Who Do Too Much read Find serenity in unexpected places. "Fuck serenity," Stella said. And she shot the trailer. Read more about the book here... BUY THE BOOK IndieBound or Amazon or Barnes & Noble. "Amusing, sassy debut... Spunky, unapologetically middle-aged and a tad cantankerous, Stella barges bravely and often unwisely into danger." —Publishers Weekly "First-timer Littlefield creates characters with just the right quirks who charm..." —Kirkus Reviews "Littlefield puts a new spin on middle-age sleuths in this rollicking, rip-roaring debut." —Booklist "Expect the unexpected with Stella Hardesty, who's quite the intriguing character...the reader can't help but be drawn into her world." —(4 stars) Romantic Times "Stella Hardesty is the anti-heroine that everyone will love and root for... A Bad Day for Sorry is a must read." —Andrea Sisco, Armchair Interviews "This was a very inspiring novel. Stella and Chrissy show what they are made of, and prove that a woman is nothing to be taken for granted... I'm anxiously waiting the sequel." —Deadly Pleasures Mystery Magazine "This assured debut heralds the arrival of a fearless new talent who promises to push crime fiction into exciting, uncharted territory." —Craig McDonald, Edgar®-nominated author of Head Games "Littlefield ROCKS." —Cornelia Read, Edgar®-nominated author of The Crazy School "Sophie Littlefield romps onto the crime fiction scene with a character so memorable—and so desperately needed—that I don't know how we managed without her before." —Louise Ure, Shamus Award winning author of The Fault Tree "Passionate, smart and very funny." —Tim Maleeny, award-winning author of Stealing The Dragon "A brash, exciting new voice in crime fiction." —Bill Cameron, author of Chasing Smoke