The Sweet sisters began life as identical twins, but thanks to the miracles of Jane Fonda and plastic surgery, on the eve of their fortieth birthday, they hardly resemble one another. Amora has become a glamorous, egocentric radio shrink with her own nationally broadcast program and a huge following, while Aroma leads a much quieter life as a psychologist in a halfway house for teenagers.

The relative calm of Aroma's life is shattered when her sister's perfectly coiffed head is delivered to her desk one morning along with The New York Times. Aroma is now thrust into the limelight as the next likely victim and as the lead suspect. She escapes New York and her "police protection" to begin her own search to find the killer.

The result is a hilariously funny and suspenseful murder mystery that is also a touching, contemporary story of sibling rivalry and self-discovery.

In what is probably her funniest book to date, Gloria Nagy creates unforgettable characters and draws a picture of life in New York and the Mid-west that is so real, and so funny, you will find yourself laughing out loud.