But she'll let him help her solve this murder, before Kiki's name is ruined. Heaven knows there are plenty of people who hated Arnold Lempke. His own daughter, Lisa, is a prime suspect. Then there's the slimy head of a local church, whom Arnold had threatened to have prosecuted. Hannah suspects him of brainwashing his congregation with drugs.
Red herrings abound.
This was a fast-paced and funny story, one I read in one sitting. Hannah is a delight. Sharp, independent, past the point in her life where she worries about impressing anyone, she is genuine to the core and a person we'd all like to know. The self-absorbed Kiki comes off slightly worse, but her character is never intended to be more than a foil for Hannah. One final note.