This was one of my favorites in the series so far. Jaine is hired to write a script for the wedding of a woman she knew back in high school who is turning out to be a total bridezilla. Lots of great horrific high school memories, mean girls (and boys) and terrible dates to go around. The Starbucks scene was the best. When the bridezilla turns up dead, Jaine tries to figure out whodunnit to get an old classmate off the hook. Unfortunately, she was so terrible, the suspect list is long. This one was especially funny because of all the side plots. The emails with her parents were hilarious. There was a dog side plot to go along with cat Prozac, who I always enjoy. The terrible dates were funny. Just a great book in this series. ( )

A good, quick, entertaining mystery. Not laugh out loud funny like I thought it would be. But maybe that's because I'm in a serious place in my life. ( )

Jaine is involved in quirky ways with a murder. Very fun and engaging book. ( )

I almost forgot how much fun Jaine has! ( )

It had to happen sometime. Finally, the first not great book in the series. I liked it very much and wanted to lie to myself, but I can't. There was no surprise ending, not really. The denouement was ho hum and to tell you the truth the plot itself didn't have much potential. The victim wasn't bitchy enough, she was simply stupid and self absorbed. So her death wasn't the game changer that it aimed to be. I must say I missed the reading class at the retirement home. Not to forget the 'you've got mail' section in the book is one of its highlights. I never seemed to remember mentioning that delightful part. Also, the fake romance between Patti and Dickie was well faked. Nasty husbands or wives exist and the subterfuge of Dickie was nicely camouflaged. One always wonders what x can see in their nasty or bitchy significant others. Until next time. ( )