Hmmm…nothing seems to faze her.Not sure I like that (I mean you are held at gun point several times, your home is broken into several times including when you are home, stuff tossed about ... and you go to bed without even changing sheets?).

On the other hand, I wouldn't want to be reading endless whining about it.

I certainly don't like that a co-worker she is definitely not interested in (and has told him so) only gives her a safe ride after she promises a tongue kiss ... WTF?  

Lots of potential romantic interests have been tossed in (not a love triangle or anything yet).  

I want the more collected chick from the beginning of book back.  Not this unfazed one potentially letting the dudes walk all over her; one confident in her own skills instead of self-deprecating them in comparison with all the new guys that have shown up in the story.

Reading for a booklikes book club -- YA Book Club. 

So far — in a good way — this is not coming across as YA.  Possibly because Lexi is turning 25, has college degree, a not- new job, and a roommate-less apartment.

Reading for a booklikes book club -- YA Book Club. 

I can relate to the "shoulder surfing" comment.  It's always irritating when uninvited, but at least she's civil service at a time where government offices are non-smoking (*bad flashbacks* to tiny offices and cubicles with already poor ventilation where the shoulder surfers chain-smoked and often made snickering comments about needing a brain straw to get in my head ...)

Starting this mystery for a booklikes book club -- YA Book Club. Feel free to join us.

Completely unfamiliar with book and author.  Kinda sounds like YA meets chick flick meets mystery meets Gallagher Girls meets Get Smart.  First in the Lexi Carmichael series.

This book is # 6 in the Lexi Carmichael Mystery series.  This book can be read as a standalone novel.  Since this book contains spoilers about the series and characters, I recommend reading the series in the order intended.

Lexi has so much to take on in this book.  Her best friend, Basia, is missing.  She has to find her.  Clues are not helping - where to turn?  

She also has to deal with her mother meeting the latest man in her life.  Serious fun and laughter ensues since this meeting of the parents is so much fun!  Lexi is very analytical and smart.  She tends to need help with the other parts in life.

This book has great humor.  It is a lot of fun to read.  It is also a great mystery.  The fans of this series will be thrilled to read this installment.  I give this book a 4/5 Kitty's Paws UP!

***This ARC copy was given by Netgalley and its publishers in exchange for an honest review only.