This is another great book in a series that I am so glad I discovered. It is a well written story, engaging and with a lot going on, I could even picture it as a Hallmark mystery film. I love the library setting, having grown up spending at lot of time in one (I was more bookish than sporty), it reminded me of why I did. I really like the characters and even through they had nothing to do with the mystery I even liked the helpful advise from Fitz the library cat. There is a lot of activities surrounding the library but somehow it didn't feel like just add words and it always lead to some clue or important information for the case. The mystery was good and while I had my suspicions I hadn't picked up on the clue that lead to Ann's revelation. Off to visit the library again, well okay to start the next book without leaving the comfort of my own chair, not so likely to get murdered that way. When a trustee doesn't turn up to lend a hand, librarian Ann is asked to step in and move books from the basement. The problem is, it meant she discovers the dead body of one of the library board members, who was pushed down the steep stairs. Carmen's pushy personality might have meant that she wasn't well liked but she certainly didn't have a shortage of male suitors. Ann as a librarian is the perfect person for people to turn to when they need to talk, her boss recognizes that and puts her in charge of a new marketing campaign where people can ask the library cat for advice. Will the killer use this library service or is it just a library gigmic aimed at the kids? And more importantly can Ann discover the killer before she becomes a target? I like the narrator. She has a pleasant voice that she uses well to give each character a voice. I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.