Hollywood Homicide

This book is good. It's full of twists and turns, and with a surprising ending... although I say that, but you know, when you discover the truth, it has you thinking, "Oh, of COURSE it has to be that!" But before that point, you don't consider that that's the way it's going to end.

Another thing I enjoyed about it is the lack of swearing, including blasphemy. In fact, at one point, one of the characters mentions something about how they got so mad they almost used the Lord's name in vain. Which isn't to say that this book is for children, of course. It's clearly aimed at adults.

If you enjoy a modern murder mystery, and you like wholesome reads, I think you'll enjoy this series.

So much fun. Day is very relateable - as in suspecting simply everyone. Like everyone. Poor tip line lady, actually.
It was obviously the first book in a series, with a lot of setting the scene - friendships, partners with unexplained backgrounds, how to amateur sleuth to make money, you name it, but that wasn't as annoying as it could have been. In fact it just balanced teasing further info without outright saying "But I'm not telling you just now."