“A fascinating mystery that gives the reader a tantalizing glimpse into the bold, exciting world of Texas in the 60’s.” —Kat Martin, New York Times bestselling author of Scent of Roses

“To Love and Die in Dallas by Mary Elizabeth Goldman shimmers with intrigue and sparkles with insight. It is the author’s first novel but if I’m of any judge of these things the American public will soon be demanding many more.” —Kinky Friedman, bestselling author of Cowboy Logic

“A twisty mystery rich with details of life, and girl life, in Dallas. The characters seem real, and the writing kept me turning the pages. I loved it.” —Sparkle Hayter, author of Naked Brunch and Bandit Queen Boogie