Friday, January 7, 2011

Liar, Liar by K. J. Larsen, 237 pages


Caterina DeLuca is a private investigator whose specialty is cheating husbands. But while following the husband of Rita Polansky, she finds herself on the outside of a building just as it blows up. She quickly finds herself looking for a dead man who won't stay dead, missing diamonds, and bad guys galore. With the help of her "connected" family, sidekick beagle, and lots of attitude, Caterina is determined to solve this case, if it doesn't kill her first.
For anyone who enjoys the Stephanie Plum books by Janet Evanovich, you will like this book because it is exactly like them. I even doublechecked the author blurb just to make sure they weren't the same because the characters, plot lines, and even some of the names were identical. I guess it's true, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If you want an original book, don't pick this up, but if you want a fun, fluffy mystery, this is the way to go.

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