Review: Dusted, definitely not detested
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2014
This book caused me to think alot about this rating.  A four or a five?  For what it is, the book should be given a five.  It is a very light, humorous, and fairly well written book. Nothing you can't put down and pick up again anytime without losing momentum.  The protagonist, Quincy, co owns the Mac Cleaners, a Hollywood maid service.  As one of her totally inept employees knocks down a valuable painting, it is rapidly known that this painting, along with others from two other customers of Mac Cleaners, is a forgery.  Quincy then becomes involved in clearing the name of her agency by solving the crime herself.  It is cute and follows the plot fairly well.  The reason I downgraded it to a four was because of typos.  When Quincy went from a romantic love making scene to her sons' high school play in the very next paragraph, I had to reread this a couple of times to orient myself.  It should have been a new chapter or somehow differentiated from being part of the romance scene.  This carelessness does not give itself to a five star book.  But it is a cute read, humorous, and I am glad I took the time to read it.