Grew up in the area so it was funny to hear them talk about places I know and could picture the roads she was taking throughout the story. The stuff I really want to say I can't because it would surely spoil the fun. Hilarious at times. ( )

I can't say I cared much for the nurse character. He's necessary, (and I did like him) but in a a storyline way it's a much too apt way of explaining everything that's going for death and dying to the other characters. I kept expecting him to "be the bad guy" or something.
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Probably one of my favorites of the Kiki Lowenstein books. It picks up just minutes after the last book, when Kiki was shot. As she is healing and taking care of her soon to be baby, Chad Detweiler's wife Brenda is found dead, and Chad's gun is implicated in the murder. There are some great sub-stories here. The growing relationship between Kiki and Sheila, the serious issue of "cutting" by young people (often girls) and the imminent death of Kiki's boss Dodie. All in all this was a barn burner of a story that delved into serious issues and kept Kiki guessing.

I sorta had an inkling about "who dunnit" in the killing of Brenda but wasn't sure enough to say I figured it out, it was just one of a couple of possibilities for me.

Now, since this one was left as a cliff-hanger I can't wait for the next one. ( )