This was a wonderfully entertaining mystery novel which provided some great company while battling a nasty cold, where I was not able to digest anything other than light fare in more than one sense.

It was so much fun to follow Charlee while she was trying to solve the murder case, more than once putting her foot in her mouth on the way. Though she sometimes acted silly, often hasty and most of the time so naive it almost hurt, it never failed to kept me glued to the pages.

However, the solution to the mystery was disappointing - unpredictable and rushed, like she ran out of options and had to invent something at the last minute just for the sake of it. Good thing is, the ending is only a smaller part of the whole, so most of the time I had a great time reading this and I also will give this series another try with the sequel.

(Thanks to Netgalley, the author, and the publisher for a copy of the book, all opinions are my own)