Review: Fabulous, frustrating, hilarious!  The best yet.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 9, 2012
I loved it.  The story line led me from tears of laughter to tears of sadness and back again.  Tillie's new assignments are exciting and dangerous even if they are once again frustrating as well.  The new "cuties" win thumbs up, and some of them will return in future books.  It is tough for her that Heller starts dating for real just when she is having problems in her relationship. She doesn't think it would be wise to date her boss, but she can't imagine him with anyone else.  I may never forgive him for not being there for Tillie when she needs him. I want him to be her white knight and he tries to be, he even wants to be, but that is not really who he is.  Tillie's struggle in the romance department is balance with the dramatic successes and hilarious disasters on the job.  To paraphrase a comment Ms Nixon recently made in an interview, these stories take you on a roller coaster ride.Heller's new romance, which seems to be an effort to make Tillie jealous, backfires on him in a big way.  The fact that he is trying to have the kind of relationship that Tillie has is sad because it demonstrates again how empty his life must have always been.  I am still mad at him. Of course, you have to care to really get mad at someone.For fans of Daniel we see more of him in this story.  How my heart reaches out to him.  Once again the crazy nuclear family that Heller has created brings a balance of warmth and caring to the story.