This book was not my favorite - extremely predictable plot and long monologues that left the reader pushing through to get to the next section. I will not be reading the second book in the series, this certainly wasn’t the book for me however it may be for someone who is interested in an easily-solved mystery novel.

A good story line with great life teachings, but otherwise average prose. An easy read when that’s all you want.

3.5

It’s a cozy thriller. I love Molly the maid. I resonate with her character for I too lack expertise on social skills and can be very awkward myself. I have also worked in places where I was seen as less and was constantly a subject of gossip and laughter because I am “not normal.” This book made me feel like I’m not alone. Thank you Nita Prose.

A sweet story, a gentle read.

Loved Molly! She made me laugh out loud. Looking forward to the second book.

The writer drew you into the life of the character by the way she wrote the feelings of Molly and her life experiences including her love of Gran and all that Gran taught her if life and people and how to deal with how ugly when it’s in your face. Loved this first series of Molly!

I downloaded this book to read on a 23 day cruise from Ft. Lauderdale to Rome. Notoriously bad wifi onboard makes this possible. I was captivated by Molly’s character. As a former special education teacher I have taught many Mollys over the years. Their minds are steel traps of facts with so much potential. They are often pushed aside and marginalized in our society. These autistic children often go u diagnosed and they experience pain through bully or just not being seen or heard. Molly’s story, while in some ways disturbing, makes us see the resilience of character and spirit. Great read!

This book was absolutely terrible. Waste of time and money.

Charming story of a young hotel maid with asperger’s syndrome who witnesses a murder and is then accused of committing it. A fun read