Received via freecycle. Thanks very much Katie.

From the back cover:

Bodyguarding had never made it to Manchester PI Kate Brannigan's wish list. But somebody's got to pay the bills at Brannigan & Co. and if the only earner on offer is playing nursemaid to a paranoid soap star, the fast-talking, computer-loving white-collar-crime expert has to swallow her pride and slip into something more glam than her Thai-boxing kit.

Soon, however, offstage dramas overshadow the fictional storylines, culminating in the unscripted murder of the self-styled 'Seer to the Stars', and Kate finds herself with more questions that answers. What's more, her tame hacker has found virtual love, her process server keeps getting arrested, and the ever-reliable Dennis has had the temerity to get himself charged with murder.

Nobody told her there'd be days like these...

Celebrating 800 books registered - Reserved for amberC

Waiting for me when i got home from holidays this morning. I have a few before it, but will get to it soon.

Thankyou for the lovely easter surprises in the bag.

Enough twists and turns to keep the story interesting, a bit of humour and even a touch of romance.

RELEASE NOTES:

Into the bookbag it goes.

Uh ... I took this from the small books bookbag a couple of weeks ago, but forgot to journal it received, sorry!

I lent it to my parents:
RockDad really enjoyed it - 7 stars
RockMum thought it was ok, but slow to start 5 stars

so that's an average of 6? ;oD

Still TBR by RockDg9.

When I started this, I didn't realise it was a 'cozy', but I enjoyed it nevertheless. It's a solid mystery story with plenty of interesting characters, and enough depth to keep you guessing.

Coming with me to the 2008 Australian Bookcrossing Convention in Brisbane.

RELEASE NOTES:

Left on a bench.

Actually it was released on George St. :oP