Is it strange to have the unemployment office on speed dial?
Not for twenty-four-year-old college dropout Rylie Keyes. Her current job at a
small retirement home is worlds more important than all her past gigs, though:
if she loses this one, she won’t be able to stop the forced sale of her and her
grandfather’s home, a house that has been in the family for ages. But keeping
her job means figuring out the truth about a senior citizen who was found
murdered while in her care. Explain that one, Miss Keyes.
The late Otto Weiner was thought to be a penniless Nazi concentration camp survivor with a silly grudge against Rylie. However, Otto was not a liked man by any means, and his enemies will stop at nothing to keep their part in his murder secret.
Forced to dust off the PI training she has to keep hidden from her ex-detective grandfather, Rylie must align with a circus-bike-wheeling Samoan while juggling the attention of two very hot cops who each get her all hot and bothered for very different reasons. And as she trudges through this new realm of perseverance, she has no idea that along the way she just might win, or lose, a little piece of her heart.
The late Otto Weiner was thought to be a penniless Nazi concentration camp survivor with a silly grudge against Rylie. However, Otto was not a liked man by any means, and his enemies will stop at nothing to keep their part in his murder secret.
Forced to dust off the PI training she has to keep hidden from her ex-detective grandfather, Rylie must align with a circus-bike-wheeling Samoan while juggling the attention of two very hot cops who each get her all hot and bothered for very different reasons. And as she trudges through this new realm of perseverance, she has no idea that along the way she just might win, or lose, a little piece of her heart.
Review:
This is laugh out loud funny. In this new series we meet Rylie Keyes who
has yet to find herself. She has always
wanted to be a P.I. but has been discouraged from chasing that dream by the one
person she loves most, her ex-police detective grandfather. So she has tried and failed at a lot of other
things. But when a dead man is found in
the van she was driving she needs to find out who did it and clear her name. Fans of Stephanie Plum will get a kick out of
this book I know I did. I look forward
to future adventures with Rylie.
I’d like to thank the publisher and NetGalley for giving me
an eARC in return for a fair and honest review.
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