Queen of a book

I enjoyed this book. I kept waiting for the mystery to happen and then we reached the end of the book and I realised the mystery had been unfolding all along. Okay so there was no murder but I enjoyed it all the same. Mainly because of the characters and the crazy antics they got into, the neighbour needed to call the police out a lot. The story is a light hearted humorous romance with a touch of mystery. It's only a touch of mystery because the main character didn't really do any investigating and the story centres around her work (in the office or on assignment as a temp and In bars as a musician), her love life (the men are lining up for dates) and her family (two parents and steps, four grandparents and a sister with her family and all as crazy as each other) but somehow it works and I am looking forward to the next book.
Diana aka Queenie baby is still waiting for her big break as a singer and while she waits singing karaoke in bars she works at a temp agency. This week she has to work with eccentric cape wearing Mr.Vann Pyre but if that isn't enough to turn her to drink her grand dad has escaped from the retirement village and is moving in with her, her sister sets her up with her old boyfriend from high school and the boss is making an expected visit to the office. The old boss is thinking of retiring and his nephew is sent in to uncover some discrepancies in the books. Shame he was also the man Diana made a fool of herself with singing karaoke and getting drunk. Can Diana find a way to make a better impression on him and maybe keep her job in the process?He has already met her crazy granddad, what more could go wrong?
I liked the narrator and thought she was the right choice for what I imagine a singer, up beat and bubbly.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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