" These aren't gripping mysteries. They're sort of off-putting for the first few books, but once I got past the silliness of Agatha and realized she's just a scared-of-getting-old, vulnerable, man-crazy broad, I warmed up to her and to her foibles. Now, on the 20th book, she feels like an old friend, one I wish I could meet in person. She seems very real to me, a woman of that "certain age" also. In this installment, Agatha is at first under suspicion for the murder of her ex-husband's fiancee, but she's cleared and plods on to solve the murder, becoming obsessed with any eligible man she comes across, comme d'habitude. I can hardly wait for the next one. "
— Crystal, 1/14/2014