Review: Fun, entertaining, and there's more to everything.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2012
Somehow, you just know that when there's a bloody murder in a bookstore named Bloody Murder that the story is going to get good. And it did - and how!This has to be one of the most fun reads I had in a while. When Zofia, better known as Zo, trips over a dead body on her way to work (literally!), you get plunged into New Orleans in a way that you don't expect. I couldn't help but crack up at how on-point some of the characters came across, and from the beginning, I had to know exactly what happened to Mr. Dead Body to end up right in front of Zo's door.Recommended for anyone who likes their mysteries, who likes to smile because they relate to the characters, and anyone looking for a book that they can't put down.