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    Hasta La Vista, Lola
    Hasta La Vista, Lola
    Hasta La Vista, Lola
    Audiobook8 hours

    Hasta La Vista, Lola

    Written by Melissa Bourbon

    Narrated by Marisa Blake

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    About this audiobook

    Lola Cruz walks into her own wake—and her newest mystery. Can Lola find out who murdered the woman pretending to be her and fend off an unsavory ex-boyfriend?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateFeb 26, 2019
    ISBN9781666575781
    Hasta La Vista, Lola
    Author

    Melissa Bourbon

    Melissa Bourbon is the author of the Lola Cruz Mystery series, A Magical Dressmaking Mystery series, and the Bread Shop Mystery Series. She has written as Winnie Archer and also participated in a few top-secret projects. She currently resides with her family, their pug, and their crazy Siberian Husky in the mountains of Colorado.

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    • 5/5
      An engrossing tale of stolen identity.

      This book kept my attention from beginning to end with a lot of different layers woven together with humor and mystery. Lola finds out who stole her identity because the woman was killed but was identified as Lola. Her family was devastated. Lola wasn't thrilled herself. Being Lola she decides to figure out who the lady was and how she got the information to steal her identity. There are lots of twists and turns that take us in some very surprising directions. As well as solving the mystery, Lola and Jack's relationship hits a few bumps they must deal with. And of course, there is also some family drama.

      I thoroughly enjoyed this book and look forward to listening to the next one in the series. The narrator did an excellent job.