All Fudged UpVery forgettable light mystery. It's full of interesting people and places, but the mystery angle is thin. It would have been a better book without the murder mystery. And it's just too shallow and cutesy for me. I don't crave evil, violence or sadism in a mystery, but I do want some substance whether it be history, emotions, intellect or hilarity. None of that here.
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