As the Domestic Equalizers, Debbie Sue and Edwina like to blunder through the mysteries life throws at them. Their newest case is going to be interesting as Debbie Sue’s ex, Quint, shows up asking them to find the thief of his identity. The murder was just an extra squirt of fate in their lives.

And of course what would life be without one of the Domestic Equalizers’ friends being set up on a blind date? Strangely, Quint is the man their friend gets set up with, courtesy of the friend’s daughter. Hopefully, it all ends up with a happy ending, or will it?

I Gave You My Heart But You Sold It Online is a humorous look at the trouble that can follow friends around. The friends we see on a daily basis and the friends we only see when they (or we) are in need. I Gave You My Heart But You Sold It Online is a dash of humor, a dash of small-town life (with some public indecency thrown in for pleasure), as well as a dash of reality. It is a fun novel that looks at the seriousness of new crimes that are popping up in today’s society, like identity theft. The characters are human, but flawed. A joy to get to know. And it feels like you are leaving the family you like to visit when the book is over. A very enjoyable read.