I just finished "Where'd You Go, Bernadette." It was just perfect for my mood at that moment. I thought Ollie-O was very funny and there was just the right amount of that level of silly satire of marketing/management-speak. I was much more taken with the story of 20 mile house and the cruise and found the affair story line distracting. It would've been more fun to get a bit more of the Microsoft culture and Elgin story.

The mystery was also the perfect morsel-size for me. I don't care for mystery as a genre, but there was just enough vanishing, investigating, piecing improbable clues, and happy discovery in the final portion of the book.