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by S.K. Golden
A fast-moving action comedy blending crime and romance, with all the thrills of a blockbuster. Fake dating can be murder! All Shepherd wants is to live a quiet life as a single dad and owner of a successful pizza restaurant while managing his ever-present anxiety. But against his better judgment, he’s somehow found himself agreeing to become the fake boyfriend of Ginny—the employee he’s definitely not in love with—in order to appease her terrifying mother. When her mother gets kidnapped from a murder scene, Shepherd finds himself in way over his head. Now he must navigate Ginny’s massively dysfunctional family, several organized crime syndicates, pull off a heist, and solve the crime—or risk being implicated in a murder he might accidentally have committed.
As the stakes get higher, every clue brings him close to Ginny, and to the truth. But the biggest crime of all might just be the way she is stealing his heart . . . The Time of My Heist is perfect for fans of Sara Desai, Janet Evanovich, and Sarah Fox.
Genre: Comical (humorous) crime and mystery
What readers and critics are saying
★★★★★A brightly written, fast-moving action/romance/fantasy
★★★★★Blood and gore, white-knuckle suspense, clever double-crosses, wacky humor, and colorful characters plus a happy ending make this the perfect escapist read
★★★★★Gangsters, thieves, CIA agents, double-crossing allies, and a foul-mouthed forger with a heart of gold
★★★★★The heroine’s serenely coy sensibility vividly evokes the 1950s
★★★★★With her creation of an intriguing upstairs/downstairs world, Golden channels the spirit of the late Hugh Pentecost’s Beaumont Hotel. Readers will be eager to check into Evelyn’s next adventure
★★★★★A catty yet decorous whodunit festooned with period trappings
★★★★★This first novel – and likely the first in a series – effectively evokes the social milieu of the late 1950s, hiding Evelyn’s intellect behind a fluffy indulged façade
★★★★★The Socialite's Guide to Murder is nonstop entertainment – at turns witty, charming, touching, and spellbinding