This was an extremely fast read. It was one of those books that you would pick up when you're in the mood for an easy, quick, and enjoyable read.

The story flowed smoothly, and the characters were engaging. It didn't require a lot of deep thinking or analysis, which was exactly what I needed at the time.

Now, I find myself eager to read 'Female Intelligence'. I'm curious to see what that book has in store and how it will compare to this one.

I'm hoping it will offer a similar level of entertainment and perhaps even some new insights or perspectives.

Overall, this initial read has left me with a positive impression and has whetted my appetite for more.

This book truly lacked a captivating plot and was disappointingly predictable.

Certainly, the life crisis involving the other Nancy Stern did introduce some initial turmoil. However, it was resolved far too quickly when she passed away. It seemed as if the crucial turning point in her character occurred within the first 100 pages.

I continuously anticipated a surprise, perhaps with Bill being revealed as the antagonist or the events unfolding differently from what he had told us. But alas, it was not to be. The takedown of the bad guys happened with such ease that it felt almost anticlimactic.

While it was an easy read, it failed to offer anything truly surprising or thought-provoking. It left me feeling somewhat unsatisfied, longing for a story that would have kept me on the edge of my seat and made me question the motives and actions of the characters.

Overall, this book had the potential to be much more engaging, but unfortunately, it fell short in several key areas.

An interesting book indeed! After receiving yet another mail from Nancy Stern, our protagonist Nancy discovers that a woman sharing the same name has moved into her apartment building. The excitement kicks in almost right away as people associated with the new Nancy Stern start getting brutally murdered. The question that lingers is: who exactly is the murderer after? Is it the original Nancy Stern? Or someone else entirely? This mystery keeps the reader on the edge of their seat, making it a good and quick read. With each turn of the page, new clues emerge, leading the reader closer to the truth. Will Nancy be able to solve the mystery before it's too late? You'll have to pick up the book and find out!

The story was extremely cute and it was a very easy read.

There were moments that elicited second-hand embarrassment, but curiously enough, this only served to make it all the more charming.

It was one of those rare reads that managed to combine elements of cuteness and a touch of awkwardness in a seamless way.

The characters and their actions were endearing, and even when they found themselves in slightly embarrassing situations, it didn't detract from the overall charm of the story.

It was as if the second-hand embarrassment added an extra layer of authenticity and made the whole experience more relatable.

Overall, it was a delightful read that left a smile on my face and a warm feeling in my heart.

If you have a penchant for Susan Isaacs' books, then chances are you will thoroughly relish this light mystery. It may not be a literary tour de force, but it is indeed well-written, with a clever plot that keeps you engaged from start to finish.

The story unfolds at a brisk pace, making it a quick and enjoyable read. You'll find yourself turning the pages with anticipation, eager to discover what lies ahead.

And just when you think you've got it all figured out, there's a delightful twist at the end that will leave you pleasantly surprised.

Overall, this mystery offers a charming escape into a world of intrigue and suspense, perfect for those who enjoy a bit of light-hearted entertainment.

It was truly good.

I have to admit that I have a soft spot for funny books sometimes.

There's just something about the humor and light-heartedness they bring that can instantly lift my spirits.

Funny books have the power to make me laugh out loud, forget about my worries for a while, and simply enjoy the moment.

They can transport me to a world full of wit and hilarity, where everything seems a little brighter and more enjoyable.

Whether it's a comical novel, a humorous short story collection, or a funny graphic novel, I always find myself drawn to these types of books when I'm in the mood for some entertainment and a good laugh.

They are like a little escape from reality, a chance to let loose and have some fun.

So, yes, I really like funny books sometimes, and I'm always on the lookout for new ones to add to my collection.

The story really kept me guessing.

Was Bill a good guy or a bad guy? It was a mystery that had me on the edge of my seat.

The author did a great job of building suspense and keeping the reader engaged.

As the story unfolded, I found myself constantly changing my opinion of Bill.

One moment he would seem like a kind and gentle soul, and the next he would do something that made me question his motives.

But it wasn't just a mystery, it was also a love story.

The relationship between the main characters was complex and full of emotion.

I found myself rooting for them to overcome their obstacles and find happiness together.

Overall, it was a great read that I would highly recommend to anyone who enjoys a good mystery and a touching love story.

I really enjoyed this story. It was truly a pleasure to read, despite the presence of the occasional bad language and references to sex, (even though they weren't described in an overly explicit manner).

I have to admit that I would have preferred preschool teachers to uphold more traditional values. I'm not entirely sure why authors who write contemporary stories seem to think that they absolutely HAVE to include such elements.

Nonetheless, I liked the main characters. They were quite adept at pretending to be someone they weren't, which added an interesting layer to the story. There were also a few clever twists and turns in the plot, which set it apart from other mistaken identity stories that I've come across.

Even though it was a light and fun read, it also managed to deal with some serious issues. This combination of entertainment and depth made the story all the more engaging and thought-provoking.

Overall, I would recommend this story to others who enjoy a good read that can both amuse and make them think.

I really did not expect the ending of this mystery story. It is truly an accomplishment because I have a certain ability to figure out one or two suspects when reading such stories. Usually, as I progress through the plot, some details and clues will lead me to make some speculations about the possible culprits. However, in this case, the author managed to deceive me until the very end. The unexpected twist in the ending not only made me feel surprised but also showed the author's excellent writing skills. It made me realize that in the world of mystery novels, there are always endless possibilities and surprises waiting for readers. I look forward to reading more works like this that can continuously challenge my thinking and perception.

I read this novel quite a while ago, and to be honest, I don't really remember all the details clearly.

What I can recall is that it was an amusing story about what transpires when a woman discovers that someone else with the exact same name has moved into her apartment building.

The protagonist, Nancy Stern, is a nursery school teacher in her 30s. In a rather unexpected turn of events, she decides to pretend to be the other Nancy. This leads to some interesting situations, especially when she accepts a date with the handsome Bill Harris, who happens to be a jeweler.

While the plot might seem a little silly at times, it was still an okay read. It had its moments of entertainment and lightheartedness that made it an enjoyable way to pass the time.

Overall, although it might not be a literary masterpiece, it did manage to bring a smile to my face and provide a bit of escapism from the daily grind.

Hmm, I had such incredibly high hopes before commencing this book. The book description was so enticingly superb that I actually found myself salivating at the mere thought of embarking on my journey through its pages.

However, upon reaching the conclusion of this book, although it was indeed really good, it unfortunately didn't quite measure up to my expectations. Every step along the way, I simply wasn't a fan of the main male character. I firmly believed that he was far too shady and too unrealistic to be genuine. I do understand why she loved him though, as "he was her Prince Charming", but if I were to be asked to select who she had ultimately ended up with, it most definitely would not be Bill.

Overall, I bestowed upon it a 4-star review. This is because although the ending wasn't precisely as I had desired, the entire book is replete with such remarkable wit and laughter. I especially adored her best friend Janice! She added a wonderful touch of charm and humor to the story.

Despite its slight shortcomings, this book still managed to capture my attention and keep me engaged from start to finish. It was an enjoyable read that I would recommend to others.

When other books that I have been reading tend to leave me with a sense of being a little "wrung out", it is truly a pleasant and reassuring feeling to know that I have the option to pick up a book written by Jane Heller.

Her works offer a unique reading experience that combines entertainment and humor in a delightful way.

With each page turn, I find myself immersed in a world filled with engaging characters and light-hearted stories that bring a smile to my face and a few laughs along the way.

It's like taking a break from the more intense and thought-provoking reads and simply indulging in a fun and enjoyable literary escape.

Jane Heller's books have become a go-to choice for me whenever I need a pick-me-up or just want to unwind and have a good time reading.