I laughed so much while reading this book, but there were definitely some nail biter parts too. When Alex's brother and his fiancee moved in with her, they brought along a dog they'd just adopted. Lucy sounded like just the cutest little thing. That was chaotic enough with trying to make room for two extra people and potty train a pup, but when Alex's Russian grandmother, Baba, came to stay and help, the chaos and humor escalated.
It was funny enough to picture Alex putting on a disguise to go clean toilets in the place she'd been wrongly fired from to retrieve a small recorder she'd planted in a vase, but the scene after she went to the dentist almost had me on the floor. Yes, there was murder involved which was no laughing matter, but I love the style of the story and I loved the humor injected by the author. The characters were awesome too. I had to admire Alex for starters. I would have been scared to pieces in her shoes. Her brother was a hoot, and I loved the banter between them. He was so sweet with his little dog. His girlfriend Gabby was probably not quite above the law, but she and Baba definitely came in handy during an epic two-part showdown. I liked the new neighbor Ian who is opening a B&B--I'm sure he and Alex will get together at some point. And sweet Trip, crazy Trip, who wouldn't want a bestie like him? Reliable, sometimes cynical but always a reporter with integrity. I'm anxious to read the next book, since there's a little teaser for it at the end of this one.
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