This was a lovely enjoyable romp. I haven't read many stories set in the prohibition era, but its a fun place to set a mystery in.

Piper was an enjoyable main character. Yes she was brash and impulsive but she was properly motivated and by and large, she made intelligent choices. She is independent, determined and loyal to a fault. The main lead was lovely, and my heart melted a little with every scene he was in. The best character though, by far, was Sidekick. And the fact she named her dog 'sidekick', its just wonderful. Sweet without being sickly so, as the grief she felt over the death of her mother pre start of the novel and the mystery itself, ensured that there was a good balance between emotions.

The resolution to the mystery itself was perhaps the weakest part, as she didn't so much solve it, as it solved itself, but the drama of those last few chapters was very high and very good. The writing made the story easy to follow, and inspired me to keep going, to the extent that I finished this book in one day. I like Piper Sail a lot, and am looking forward to more adventures in her world. And with her boy.

~Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC in return for an honest review~