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Antoine Brown _rty_cfly — Gone with a Handsomer Man is a good, light mystery. While it did have unusual characters and some funny sections, I didn't find it quite as funny as promise. All in all, it's still an entertaining read, but of the light and fluffy sort which I am not likely to remember a few months after having read it. One of my favorite features of the novel was Teeny's cookbook. I found this to be a very interesting and unusual plot device, and it was one that painted a very vivid picture of not only Teeny, but also the women who came before her. Teeny herself is also quite likeable, so I sympathized with her predicament. The mystery has a good setup but is really implausible. This isn't necessarily a criticism because this sort of madcap setup works really well in a novel like this, much like it does in Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum novels. However, if you're looking for a good, well-drawn literary mystery, this is probably not the book for you. As for the ending: contrived much? This part really let me down, as I had enjoyed this book but found the ending abrupt, jarring, and an obvious setup for the sequel. Naturally, if you are going to be writing a series, you want to leave the reader hanging and make them anxious for your next installment, but I thought this was poorly done in this case. Final verdict: Good, frothy beach read.

Fredd Jehel wiiik — Wally's got a gift for entertaining me.

Joseana Ribeiro joalh — I am grateful that Spring Recess 1 gave me time to pick this up again. I didn't think it was possible to love her more, but she proves me wrong with each piece of fiction she turns out. As far as I know, this is her first male protagonist. She does right by the character in so many ways. When I first picked up the book, I was sort of put off by the fact that Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera are a couple of her peripheral characters, but the art history nerd in me was fully appeased in the end.