Nancy Pickard, National Bestselling Author of Ring of Truth
Wit, murder and sunshine...it must be Florida. I love this new series by Elaine Viets.

Parnell Hall, author of The Puzzle Lady crossword puzzle mysteries
Fresh, funny, and fiendishly constructed.... A bright start to an exciting new series.

Jane Heller, author of The Secret Ingredient and Lucky Stars
Elaine Vets has come up with all the ingredients for an irresistible mystery.... I'm looking forward to the next installment...

Jerrilyn Farmer, author of Mumbo Gumbo
...fabulous. I fell in love with her dead-on funny Dead-End Job Mysteries and so will you.

Charlaine Harris, author of Club Dead and the forthcoming Poppy Done to Death
I loved this book.... Tons of fun. ....this book has it all.

Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, May 11, 2003
Real landmarks and restaurants are sprinkled throughout, giving a dose of realism to Shop Till You Drop.

Book Description
Once on the fast track to success, Helen Hawthorne is now going nowhere fast. She traded in her chic life for a shabby one. And now she's on the run, jumping from city to city and dead-end job to dead-end job, trying to stay one step ahead of her past...

After two weeks as the new salesclerk at Juliana's, Fort Lauderdale's ultra-exclusive clothing boutique, Helen still feels out of fashion. And since the only crime likely to be committed around here is being old-or worse, looking old-Helen figures she's safe. Until she discovers the manager has been embezzling money and selling designer drugs along with the designer clothes. Add murder to the mix-and Helen's dead-end job is downright deadly.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Once on the fast track to success, Helen Hawthorne is now going nowhere fast. She traded in her chic life for a shabby one. And now she's on the run, jumping from city to city and dead-end job to dead-end job, trying to stay one step ahead of her past...
After two weeks as the new salesclerk at Juliana's, Fort Lauderdale's ultra-exclusive clothing boutique, Helen still feels out of fashion. And since the only crime likely to be committed around here is being old-or worse, looking old-Helen figures she's safe. Until she discovers the manager has been embezzling money and selling designer drugs along with the designer clothes. Add murder to the mix-and Helen's dead-end job is downright deadly.