Lindsay dressed for the occasion – after so many false alarms with Rick and their divorce papers, she was finally sitting in the lawyer’s office, waiting for Rick to appear, pen in hand. But of course he didn’t show up – instead Lindsay received a call from the police to say he was dead. Blown up in his car in his own driveway. Lindsay wasn’t sure whether to be sad or elated – but at least she was divorced now!
While the police investigated the killing, Lindsay was inundated by relatives of Rick’s – which was totally strange as he’d always said he had no family. Instead his mother and two brothers, plus a woman saying she was his ex-wife, along with Rick’s son turned up. What was going on? Was she being scammed? Were all these people imposters?
When another man turned up stating he’d had an agreement with Rick which he wanted Lindsay to honour, she threw up her hands in disgust. She didn’t want anything to do with these people – she didn’t want anything of Rick’s, except what was hers… but it appeared someone wanted what had been Rick’s bad enough to kill. Would they kill again?
The Great Chocolate Scam by Sally Berneathy is 100% fun, with laugh out loud moments, sarcasm and wit littered throughout. I love the characters – Lindsay and Trent, Fred and Paula, and of course King Henry the cat. A wonderful, light and entertaining read; I’ll be getting to book 4 soon. Highly recommended.