I got this from Netgalley years ago and only got around to it now.

Spoiler-free review:

I have to admit, the cover did not draw me in, not a big fan of it. The book itself was a short and quick read. I was intrigued and entertained even tho it played with cliches a bit much for my taste.

I guessed the culprit pretty early but was thrown off by other clues and second-guessed myself. The solution, in the end, was rather...meh. I found it relatively unrealistic and not guessable but in itself made sense.

The book had some funny moments tho which I did like. If I had to compare it to another book I would probably compare it with the Stephanie Plum series. Both of the main characters are a bit clumsy and stumble into stuff they could have avoided if they had thought it through beforehand a little better.

All in all, I don't regret reading the book but I will most likely not continue with the series.