Gail L. (divine-ms-m) reviewed on 4/23/2006 + 312 more book reviews

Charlie Greene, the L.A. literary agent who bumbled into a murder investigation in Murder at Moot Point, tries once again to outwit police. When fellow workers become suspects in the murder of their universally unloved office receptionist, no one has an ironclad alibi, so Greene balances her own hectic schedule, an unpredictable teenager, and a tenacious homicide detective in order to help them out. Before she discovers the receptionist's "hold" on the murderer, further murder and mayhem occur. Humorous, inviting, and Hollywood hectic, this book is written in crisp, likable prose.

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