I recently finished reading the final draft of a new novel by Cathi Stoller called LAST CALL. This is the second in the "Murder on the Rocks" series of New York City-based murder mysteries featuring owner/restaurateur Jude Dillane. On New Year's Day, a body with a knife through its heart turns up in the dumpster behind her establishment, sending Jude on a one-woman search for the killer. I would call this book sort of a "cozy," in that the murder is not described in graphic detail, and all the suspects are part of a circle of friends and customers who frequent Jude's establishment. In the end, the book keeps the reader guessing and provides more than enough suspense, and, yes, a little danger for the heroine to work through, for even the most seasoned mystey lover. Congratulations, Cathi. You have a winner.