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Dead End Job (2000)

by Ingrid Reinke(Favorite Author)

3.17 of 5 Votes: 5

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review 1: This was a fun little mystery, and very funny throughout. It did keep me entertained and wondering who done it, and when I found out I was upset that I hadn't figure that out on my own. I liked the way the character developed and who she was at the end - taking control of her life.I would've given it 4 stars, but too much time was spent describing the clothing and accessories the main character wore (as well as a few others), I found that tedious. But there isn't so much of that involved that would keep one from enjoying the book.
review 2: This is partly a romance, partly a murder mystery and partly a satire of the corporate world. I enjoyed the satire the most and found the main characters attempts to do as little as possible during her working hours to be... more hilarious and very realistic (I've tried all those tactics). The book settles into a fairly conventional romance/mystery as it progresses, but there were still enough funny moments to keep me chuckling. The climactic moment at the end when the killer is finally revealed is very amusing. The author has a genuine talent for comedy and I'll be interested to see what else she comes up with. less

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