How to Succeed in Murder Book

I'm conflicted about how I feel about this book. All in all it was a light little mystery set in the California computer-industry that read quickly and was entertaining. However, the whole thirty-something characters with some sense of entitlement was off-putting. The main character has inherited LOTS of money and has never worked a day in her life. Her husband and some of her friends, who have, are more interesting in some ways. I do acknowledge that Charley does "work" with the community theater, but seems to be able to set her own hours, or not.

Recommended for those that like cozy mysteries and featuring younger protagonists. I admit I don't read very many cozy series and the ones I read have older characters. I do confuse myself, though, because I can read some chick lit novels without feeling the age difference as much.