Review: Breezy and quirky.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 23, 2012
Sasha Jackson is a Toronto based private eye who sometimes helps out her friend  Jessica, and earns pin-money, by doing bar work.Jill Edmondson's splendid, The Lies Have It opens with Sasha and Jessica working at a fetish party. The next day, one of the party guests is found dead and Sasha realises that she accidentally has his phone.Throw a runaway teenager,light-fingered restaurant staff,  a mayoral election and a dominatrix sculptor into the mix and you end up with a fast-moving and funny murder mystery, peppered with plenty of smart one-liners and colourful characters.The Lies Have It is a brezzy and quirky read and Sasha Jackson is really crying out for her own prime time television show,which, I believe, is on the cards