I'm parked on Liza O'Connor's blog this week
(and it's a zany place - check it out!)
(and it's a zany place - check it out!)
But once in a while, you can't keep a review to yourself. Liza was kind enough to review The Goddaughter Caper, book 4 in the infamous series. I'm thinking her take is the best yet. Not only that, but Liza's own riotous humour sparkles in this review.
Here’s one of my favorite lines from the book
Nico, I could kill you!”
“Don’t be silly. There’s no more room in the trunk.”
This
tells you how the mafia, with their excessive need to clean up, can be
so funny. Simply focus on the funny issues like the practicalities of
growing a business using geriatrics and morons. Ignore the dead bodies
needing buried.
Gina
Gallo is about to marry non-mafia Pete, a hunky news-reporter. She’s
determined to stay out of her massive family’s not so legal enterprises
for good. Sadly, a week into her good intentions, she’s knee deep in
dead bodies. And somehow her inheritance that's locked in a trunk gets
waylaid by the incompetent help as well.
No good deed will go unpunished in this book, trust me.
This is a short novel, but it delights from beginning to end. Highly recommend it!
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