Review: No One To Trust - Julie Moffett

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Wanting a mystery to read ? A Nice Light-hearted one ?

Review: No One To Trust - Book #2 Lexi Carmichael Series - Julie Moffett- June 2011
Are you wanting a fun and light-hearted mystery to read ? Are you a fan of all those Spy TV Shows like The Mentalist, Covert Affairs ? Fancy yourself a female version of Frost from Rizzolli and Isles?.
Get ready for more Lexi Carmichael mayhem in Book #2 No One to Trust - Lexi is now working as a Private Investigator and her hacking skills are the best, though in this up and coming case , we see that it's Lexi's skill at Cryptology - a subject I've always wanted to try that will be of importance in solving the case. The team have been hired to find and locate Darren Green , all that he has left behind is a note written in Navajo - the note reads SOS Find Lexi Carmichael . Help GU. This startles Lexi as she has no idea who Darren Green is, the note part reminded me of a scene on Veronica Mars , when a dead guy turned up with her name written on his hand. As the novel goes along, we see Lexi trying to figure out who Darren is and the more she discovers, the weirder it gets as he seems to know all about her. We also read as Lexi tries to balance her working life with her personal life as she sets on a date with the hot Finn - though will the date be a success or will she find herself humiliated ?
Fans of James Bond will also enjoy this novel as it includes references to the film GoldFinger and Pussy Galore.
Another wonderful installment in the Lexi Carmichael Series and I look forward to seeing where Julie moves next with her character Lexi.



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