Review: I thought I would be interested based on reviews and also thought based on the picture on front that this book was by the author
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
I got this book for free after seeing it on the Kindle Buffett list.  I thought I would be interested based on reviews and also thought based on the picture on front that this book was by the author who wrote "Time off for Good behavior" (because the photos were similar) which I reviewed and loved because it gave me crazy laughs.  I have since learned that this book was not written by Lani Rich, but it was a fast read.  I did have some moments that made me laugh out loud, but the book was just okay in that I wanted a hysterical laugh out loud fest, and did not get it.  I noticed few, if any, errors in this book which is always a plus.Maggie Phillips, is a stay at home mom of 2 (Joshua and Kenny), and wife to a former NAVY seal (Neil) and through some twist of story line meets her new neighbors at a party they give, is promoted by a friend/neightbor (Sylvia) to them as an excellent cleaner, then cleans their house one time,  and a few days later becomes the husband's (Douglass Kline) alibi for the wife's (Alessandra Kline) Murder.  At the request of the police, Maggie aka the Laundry Hag then uses her pseudo cleaning business to help the police with the murder investigation as the suspect is alleged to be in the same social circle or at least one of the folks in attendance at the first soiree when she met them. Ultimately, the killer is found and it's not who you think it is or might be and all ends well.  Of course, with an ending that leaves room for more books centered around the Laundrh Hag's cleaning service and future mysteries to be solved.