Julia Blake owns a cleaning business. She also has the habit of finding dead bodies. Julia promised her Dad she would hire an assistant and stop finding bodies. As if...

On Cain’s first day they visit on of one of her clients, a genealogist Hugo Barnes. Hugo has uncovered a family secret during the course of his work. He tells Julia that the client won’t be happy about the secret he’s discovered but he doesn't tell her who is the client or what is the secret.

Julia and Cain find Hugo’s dead body the next day. When Cain becomes a suspect (because of police prejudice of an ex-con?) she begins her own investigations into Hugo’s death.

A cozy mystery in the style of Agatha Christie. An enjoyable, bright and fast read. ( )

Grudgingly giving this 2 stars, but it's really 1 1/2.

Ok, I didn't realize this was book 4 in a series when I got it. The mystery was fine, the main character was not the worst person on the planet, and I liked her dad. However, the amount of typos, grammatical errors, and general need of editing made my brain bleed. It's this lack of attention to detail makes me hesitant to buy self-published books. (I'm making an assumption because if this went through an editor they should be fired).

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