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THE HOMICIDAL HAIRSTYLE OF THE VIRAL VIDEO VIXEN is the second PSYCHIC BARBER MYSTERY, the series that's one part "Long Goodbye," a healthy portion of "Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie," with just a dash of the X-Men. If you ever wished one of the messed-up characters from a Lucy Foley novel had psychic abilities, these are the books for you.
"THE HOMICIDAL HAIRSTYLE OF THE VIRAL VIDEO VIXEN finds DANICA LUMAN - professional hairstylist/amateur detective/secret psychic - back in Los Angeles and back in danger. After surviving her first case by the skin of her teeth, she has sworn off adventure to focus on simply earning a living. Her new source of income? Doing hair and makeup for an internet video crew.
But just when Danica sees a distressing vision about viral sensation Sofi Starr, the web celeb goes missing. Danica's only chance to join the search party and secure a substantial reward is to collaborate with her worst enemy: the tarot-card-reading, crystal-ball-gazing 'psychic' Madame Lorena.
With just three days to forage for clues in Sofi Starr's strange house, Danica must navigate bitter in-fighting, fake friendships, over-eager super fans and first-time sleuths with more enthusiasm than brains.
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Phillip Mottaz grew up in Illinois' smallest city and graduated from Knox College before studying improv and sketch comedy in Chicago. Since moving to Los Angeles, he has written for YouTube stars, film, television, music magazines and for fun. He has also produced multiple podcasts including the comedy show Superpunk Radio and the music tribute show Ramones of the Day.
The series debut (The Murderous Haircut of the Mayor of Bel-Air) received great reviews, such as "I. Am. Here For It!" (Anchal from LibroBookRevew) and "5 Stars" (Michele from BooksCauseInsomnia). The follow-up is certain to entertain as well.
He lives with his wife and son in the San Fernando Valley. Follow his blog at phillipmottaz.com, or email at phillip.mottaz.author@gmail.
