Dating Is Murder Book

A sequel to Dating Dead Men, this mystery is just as fun and quirky as the last one, although the plot was a little more screwball. I should have a bookshelf for humor, since my most favorite books usually have to have that element, and this one does. Wollie's love interest from the first book has broken their engagement and moved to Asia to try to get custody of his daughter and Wollie is missing him and his sweet daughter and bemoaning the fact that she isn't a mother--maybe brought on by being on a reality TV show Biological Clock focusing on the trials older women face getting hooked up and having children. One of the support crew, Annika, goes missing and Wollie gets more and more embroiled trying to find her, especially since the police aren't too motivated. I was amazed at how well the author made me love Annika little by little when we never even meet her throughout the book. Wollie dates and detects and deals with her quirky family and friends, runs from stalkers and hitmen, and delights me with her goodness and resourcefulness.