I loved Getting Off On Frank Sinatra, so I was excited to continue the series. This one fell just a bit flat for me.

Cooper is a journalist with an attitude. Cooper went to Las Vegas to get her first job working on a newspaper. Cooper wants to put out a good story so she can get the byline. Cooper’s family is a bit different and Cooper has a long distance boyfriend. Cooper takes on the story of a murdered prostitute and then she discover her brother who is a minster is also in danger. Victoria was stirring up the media , she was the tke top saleswoman for a makeup brand and had been a working girl before entering the contest and winning the contest. Victoria has given Cooper the exclusive rights as she wants to tell her story. But then Victoria ends up murdered. Coopers daily life seems to interfere with getting the job done. Cooper finds herself in the middle of the investigation and must release the story so justice is truly served.
I liked this story a lot. I laughed at times while reading this even though it involved a murder. I liked that Cooper wouldn’t back down type of person. I also liked the arthur showed us a little of the legal prostitution business in Las Vegas. I advise you to read the first book in this series to pull things together. I felt this was a well written book. Also i liked the plot as well as the pace a lot. I also liked the mystery involved in this book. I was however a bit disappointed with the ending. But i did really like the characters and the ins and outs in this book and I recommend.

“Once I decided to go to Las Vegas, no one could have talked me out of it.”
It’s amazing how different this book is from the other by Megan Edwards I’ve read, Strings. That book was so fantastic I have no doubt it left a high mark for this one to strive for, and it came up far short.
In the end it felt like a whole lot of nothing. Copper goes everywhere but doesn’t do much. Some threads pick up halfway through, but this writing doesn’t remind me at all of the other book. It felt more like a slice-of-life than a mystery.
Strings seemed to take forever to read, but in a good way. This one took forever in the more usual sense.
The two main storylines made everything more complicated than it needed to be. I liked Copper, but I didn’t like Sierra, or many of the other characters, even the ones I was supposed to like. All the relationship stuff—hers, her parents’, etc.—just felt like too much, or the mystery she eventually solved too little.
2.5 pushed up to 3/5

I got to know Copper Black in Getting off on Frank Sinatra .. see my review HERE. She's a feisty journalist with an attitude I absolutely adore and a sense of humor I can laugh out loud to. I can see being real life friends with her. Here we are at a prequel to the Frank Sinatra book and we get to see how Copper fell in love with Las Vegas.

Being a girl who goes to Vegas yearly, I can see the absolute ability to fall in love with Sin City... it's not all just gambling, food, and shows, you know. Legalities are a little different and the people watching is beyond fantastic. Quite frankly, it's not that much different than NYC in my eyes.

We get a glimpse into Copper's personal life a bit more in this book - her relationships with her parents, her first love and her new co-workers. Beyond that, she tries to throw away all preconceived notions and do right by a prostitute - whether she believes in the morality of her work or not. All of this is done with a sharp sense of humor and the all too real struggle of trying to balance all parts of a busy life in a new city. Who HASN'T been there?

It's fun to see her get into her groove with her journalistic research and prowess as she gets comfortable with her somewhat sexist co-workers. She continually convinces herself with each move towards solving this murder mystery that this is definitely the job for her and that Vegas is absolutely the place she should be.

A moderately paced, fun mystery sprinkled with humor and life. I look forward to seeing where Copper ends up in future adventures.

Entertaining look at Las Vegas. Having film developed at a one-hour place was my only clue as to the timeline. Otherwise this all could be happening today. Prostitution, land issues, romance and family problems, and more provide an engaging read.

I haven't read any book from Megan Edwards before Full Service Blonde but it's a beautiful discovery. I really enjoyed this light mystery.

I'm a huge Megan Edwards fan and was so excited to read Full Service Blonde as I had read her other Copper Black novel. This one did not disappoint! Smart and sassy Copper is a "take no prisoners" twenty-four-year old journalist working in Vegas. With a quirky family and long-distance boyfriend, Copper takes on the murder of a prostitute and also discovers a plot that targets her brother. With lots of humor and great details about Vegas, this novel showcases Copper as a no-nonsense, intrepid young woman with a zest for life who won't back down in the face of adversity! Another winner!

This is a fun read that gives you a real feel for a complex character that you'd only find in Los Vegas. Copper is a young reporter doing light stories when she meets Victoria, a sex worker who is standing up for herself and others in her industry. When Victoria is found dead, Copper is the only one interested in finding out why.

Megan Edwards did a great job developing an interesting and unique plot for a book. Cooper is a tough, determined, empowered women in a field where man seem to dominate, but it is not stopping her. The relationship that Cooper has with her coworkers David especially makes the reader wonder what direction the story will go and makes you wonder if the true story(stories) will ever be found out. Because Cooper is so determined to find the truth a help everyone at the same time, people begin to question if she is doing the right thing but no matter what she will not stop.
Thank you NetGalley and Megan Edwards for allowing me to read and review the book.

Okay, I loved this book. It’s short, sassy, and packed to the brim with murder, mystery, and some controversial issues to boot. Even though the subject matter wasn’t light, it was presented in such a manner that I never felt the need to take a break. This didn’t have the intense emotional ride that comes with some of the darker psychological thrillers, but I don’t think that Full Service Blonde was ever intended to be so dark and twisty that you need a few days to recover. The balance between humour, investigation, and stepping into some questionable situations was really well done.

Would I recommend this book? Oh, heck yes! It’s the perfect book to accompany your winter vacation when it comes out this fall.

I loved reading [book:Getting Off On Frank Sinatra|31213460], so I was very excited to be given the opportunity to read Full Service Blonde. Megan Edwards certainly didn't disappoint in her second novel in the Copper Black series. While this book had a greater focus on character development and less on action, it still contained enough mystery and murder to keep you intrigued to the last page.
Full Service Blonde is a perfect, light beach read if you like a little bit of murder and prostitutes with your romance!

I received this book free from NetGalley in exchange for my honest and unbiased opinion.

This is the second Copper Black book I have read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Copper is a fitting tribute to all the "intrepid, case-solving, women" who have come before her. She is certainly a direct, and adorable descendant of Nancy Drew and Kinsey Milhone. This book was absolutely a delightful read. It serves as a prequel to her earlier book GETTING OFF ON FRANK SINATRA. It certainly helps set the stage and introduce the various family members and sub-plots. I can see many of them coming up again in the (long) future of this series.

On many levels this is a more interesting read for people like myself who have spent a significant amount of time in: Las Vegas and reading all the female mysteries with various heroines. This one is young and fresh, with an entire cast of characters who are ready to appear in many more adventures with Copper. I dislike books with too many characters, this seems just right. I also found the ending provided realistic closure.

Okay, Megan keep writing these delicious reads and allow me to keep reading them. YUMMY!