It’s not often that I find a book I am willing to recommend to others as a must read. But for those moments when I do, I really want to go out of my way to recommend them to fellow bookworms who may be in need of something new to read. My choices always come those books that receive four or five stars from the month prior. For the past few weeks, you guys have been voting for which book should be featured. There were a lot of fantastic books up for this feature and there were so many of you who clearly loved several of them. I’m pleased to share that this month’s featured book is Mug Shot by Caroline Fardig.

To read more on my thoughts of Mug Shot, you can view my review:

When we last left Juliet, the police had finally cleared her of Stan’s murder and her love life was in a bit of shambles. I was a bit surprised to find that while some things had changed, some things had gone back to exactly how they were in Death Before Decaf. Pete is still going back and forth about his relationship with the hateful cow, Cecilia. But at least Juliet seems to have started to move on from her devastating fling with the dishonest (but smoking hot Ryder) and her long time crush of Pete… or maybe not.

One of the things I loved about the previous book was that it had a few slapstick humor moments. Fortunately, while the book didn’t offer any of those kinds of moments, the ease and humor that radiated between Jules and Pete still exist. However, what this book does carry in spades in the beginning, is drama. Juliet has begun “seeing” Cecilia’s cute little brother, Stan and to say she and her family are less than impressed is an understatement. Even worse, Cecilia’s usually catty behavior escalates to a new high as she takes to calling Juliet a gold digging skank.… Read More

 

Trust me when I say, if you are looking for something to spice up your reading list, this is the book for you. It’s a great coming of age tale that is full of drama and suspense  and I look forward to getting the opportunity to read the other books from this author.

Please feel free to let me know what you think about this book!