One in Vermillion
Book description
From the NY Times Bestselling duo that wrote Agnes and the Hitman, the third book in the Liz Danger series.
Liz Danger is stuck in her hometown of Burney, Ohio, because her insane employer has rented a house there for the summer, which means she has three more months of…
Why read it?
1 author picked One in Vermillion as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Perfect ending to a hilarious series. I got the last book as I was having a total knee replacement. I read it while in the hospital and it saved me and made me laugh.
I felt a lot less pain because of this book. And it made me crazy happy. I still think about it. Also, I originally read the series on my Kindle. I loved them so much that I bought two sets of the paperbacks – one to give away. My sister is currently devouring my copies.
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