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Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman

by J.B. Lynn (Goodreads Author)

3.99 of 5 stars 3.99 · rating details · 145 ratings · 59 reviews

Maggie Lee is not your average hitwoman. For one thing, she’s never killed anyone. For another, after hitting her head in the car accident that killed her sister, her new best friend is a talking lizard—a picky eater, obsessed with Wheel of Fortune, that only Maggie can hear.

Maggie, who can barely take care of herself, is desperate to help her injured and orphaned niece ge...more

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Published January 24th 2012 by Avon Impulse

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Oct 02, 2012 Lisa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the second book for author JB Lynn. Her books so far are complex. She has so much going on but it's not confusing. It's laid out nicely in a good pace that you can follow and savor as you go. I didn't know what to expected based on the title and cover and the brand spanking newness of this author. Was it a thriller? Seemed like it might be since the last one was. OK but the blurb mentions a talking lizard so maybe it's funny too??? Ha it's a mix of both. There are some dark sad elements...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Paperback Dolls rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4-stars, adv-readers-copy, reviewed-2012, urban-fantasy, reviewed-by-mona

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If you’re looking for a good laugh, you’ve come to the right place. J.B. Lynn has given us the next Stephanie Plum in the form of Maggie Lee.

What’s a girl supposed to do when an accident leaves her sister and brother-in-law dead, her tiny niece Katie in a coma, and the insurance isn’t enough to cover the expenses? As a claims representative for Insuring the Future, Maggie doesn’t make the kind of money needed ensure her niece has the very best care, so she...more Previously posted at PaperbackDolls.com

If you’re looking for a good laugh, you’ve come to the right place. J.B. Lynn has given us the next Stephanie Plum in the form of Maggie Lee.

What’s a girl supposed to do when an accident leaves her sister and brother-in-law dead, her tiny niece Katie in a coma, and the insurance isn’t enough to cover the expenses? As a claims representative for Insuring the Future, Maggie doesn’t make the kind of money needed ensure her niece has the very best care, so she has to figure out how to cover the costs before the hospital turns Katie over to another facility. She also has to take care of Katie’s very small anole lizard named Godzilla….God for short. Oh, yeah, he talks. At least, he talks to Maggie.

After being rudely accosted in the hospital hallway by a sleazy jerk, Maggie decides to give him a piece of her mind and follows him into a patient’s room only to discover that he’s smothering the patient. She does the only thing she can think of—hits him with a plastic chair—thereby preventing a murder. She later learns the man was Alfonso Cifelli, son-in-law to mob boss Anthony/Tony Delveccio. (Delveccio is a twin. Their not-too-bright mother named them Tony and Anthony and Maggie has no idea which one she’s dealing with.) The person she saved turned out to be Anthony/Tony’s grandson…Alfonso’s son.

Anthony/Tony makes her an offer: Kill Alfonso and he’ll pay her one hundred thousand dollars—enough money to keep Katie right where she is. But since Maggie has no skills and only a week to do the job, Anthony/Tony arranges a meeting with someone who will train her. That someone turns out to be police detective/hitman Patrick Mulligan.

The path of the story is never straight, never what you expect, but always darkly funny. Maggie’s three weird aunts, incarcerated father, and mother in the loony bin make it seem she’s the only sane person around. But after talking to God (the lizard), she begins to doubt her own sanity.

The secondary characters are as bold and quirky as Maggie Lee. You’ll fall in love with her co-worker, Armani Vasques, who gives a whole new meaning to the term ‘smart ass’ and Paul Kowalski, who may or may not be a dirty cop. Fifty-something Aunt Leslie, who’s usually higher than a kite, is twin to Aunt Loretta, the sex kitten.

This dark comedy is great entertainment, and I hope Lynn plans to make this into a series, because I can’t wait to read more.(less)

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Mar 31, 2012 Julia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, urban, arcs, dropbox

A mix of Wonder Falls and Stephanie Plum, CONFESSIONS OF A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC HITWOMAN could also be titled "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished". Maggie Lee is the responsible sister in a family with more than its fair share of characters and ner-do-wells, but it's still no surprise when that over developed sense of responsibility is what lands Maggie in the world of contract killing.

And oh what a world it is. The "professional" parts of Maggie's life were what required the largest suspension on disbe...more

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Jan 26, 2012 Molly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-review

Oh. My. Friggin'. Gosh. This was AWESOME! I had a bit of a mix up, and got to read this a little later than planned, but again I say. Oh My Friggin' Gosh! It was so worth the mix up to be able to jump into this and spend a night reading this novel in it's entirety. I just could NOT put down J.B. Lynn's awesomely hilarious, suspenseful, sexy novel.

Margaret May Lee. Aka a neurotic hitwoman. Who talks to lizards. Yup. I thought the same thing. But, let me tell you. It was FANTASTIC! This lady is on...more

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Apr 03, 2012 Jacob Proffitt rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: most fans of Stephanie Plum.

Shelves: owned

I had low expectations for this book but it did manage to exceed them. On the surface, the book could be taken for a cheap attempt to cash in on Janet Evanovich's raging success with her Stephanie Plum series. And there are certainly a lot of similarities. You have a single woman, mildly klutzy, with family issues, living in New Jersey taking on a job generally reserved for gung-ho bad-asses being romantically pursued by two guys who are actual gung-ho bad-asses. Oh, and who sometimes talks to h...more I had low expectations for this book but it did manage to exceed them. On the surface, the book could be taken for a cheap attempt to cash in on Janet Evanovich's raging success with her Stephanie Plum series. And there are certainly a lot of similarities. You have a single woman, mildly klutzy, with family issues, living in New Jersey taking on a job generally reserved for gung-ho bad-asses being romantically pursued by two guys who are actual gung-ho bad-asses. Oh, and who sometimes talks to her pet in a terrarium.

That's a lot, right? Well yeah, but...

J.B. Lynn's main character, Margaret (Maggie to her friends) Lee, is a deeper character with a better reason for entering her profession and more motivation to succeed. Let's face it, when the novels start, Stephanie Plum is little more than a pastiche—a jilted housewife taking a job on a lark and sticking with it for no reason beyond not wanting to work retail. Pretty thin pickings, really. Janet Evanovich's stories work mainly by using humor to encourage the reader to continue suspending disbelief. This is no small accomplishment and something I applaud in her, mind.

Maggie, on the other hand, comes to us with a deep backstory that gives us a rich understanding of her choices and actions. We know exactly why she makes the decisions she does, including why she couldn't possibly turn down the invitation to become a hitwoman—not because the author orchestrated events to that outcome but because the author crafted a character who would choose to do so (more about the offer itself below, however). Yeah, it's a fine distinction but a fundamental difference in approach. A more difficult one to pull off, I might add, but one Lynn succeeds with. Also, Maggie is actually well-suited for her job, though in subtle and surprising ways, and is relatively good at it, even if she is only just starting out.

And I liked the characters surrounding Maggie, too. Again, they may have passing similarity to Evanovich's cast, but it'd be a strain to think they were derivative. Like Maggie, many of the side characters have a depth and complexity that support their actions and gives their involvement in the story a richness they wouldn't otherwise have. My favorite of these, though with the least depth or reason, is God. Godzilla (God for short) is Maggie's niece, Katie's, anole (it's a lizard, kind of like a chameleon. Yeah, I didn't know that before looking it up). After the car accident that starts the book, it turns out that Maggie can understand God. She figures she's probably going a little crazy, like her mom, so Maggie mostly just rolls with it—but carefully so as not to end up in the nuthouse, like her mom. God becomes her confidant and councilor when she can't really confide in anyone else (hitperson rule #1 Don't Get Caught).

In the end, I liked the book more than I do Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series.

So why just three stars, you might legitimately ask? The book has two weaknesses that drag it down some. First, the writing is a little choppy, particularly at the start. Nothing egregious, it’s just mildly awkward. It takes a while to get fully into stride with Maggie and doing so is crucial to enjoying the story. I'm not writer enough to pick out exactly what could be improved. I think that exposition and description were sacrificed a little too expediently (to hurry the story and/or dialogue?). Because so much depends on getting the characters right, it wouldn't have hurt to slow down a little and paint the scenery a little better. Also, naming the two love interests Patrick and Paul is a mistake. There's little-enough to distinguish them and having their names be phonemically similar made it a chore to keep them apart on initial reference.

Second, some core elements of the story are more or less blatant manipulation. Katie is in a coma mostly so Maggie will need the money for her care. Tony/Anthony Delveccio offers Maggie her first hit job with very slim justification. And giving her a job-skills trainer makes little sense from Delveccio's point of view, either. Yeah, there's a little hand-waving but it doesn't really withstand scrutiny very well. And let us not forget the stupid industry-standard love triangle. I am getting so very tired of those. Given the depth of the other characters, this cursory treatment stands out and detracts from the otherwise solid characterizations.

So take those caveats into account, if you will. Personally, I liked the book and look forward to the next. I hope J.B. Lynn doesn't make us wait long...(less)

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Jan 26, 2012 Dianne Socci-Tetro rated it 4 of 5 stars

If you are thinking that this sounds like 'chick-lit' or a light funny read, you may be in for a surprise. I was very surprised as to how this book played out, murdering another human for cash is a difficult subject to get the average reader to grasp. While this book did have a lot of elements of humor ( a talking lizard and at the end a dog?) I found the themes to be terribly dark but totally engrossing. The author managed to write a multi-layered, very deep character no matter how flighty she...more

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Jan 19, 2012 Andrea Guy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads, goddessfishbooktours, chicklit

Move over Stephanie Plum, there is another Jersey Girl on the book scene! Maggie Lee is one of the funniest characters you'll encounter in a long time. The story is full of color characters that you can't help but love. Oh and some really interesting animals!

It is hard to pigeonhole this book into a genre. It is a little bit chicklit but it isn't a real mystery or thriller either. What it is, is a whole lot of fun and a little bit of a roller coaster ride, with Maggie learning to be a hired gun...more

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Feb 03, 2012 Mello ❣ Illium ✮Harry✮ ☀Myrnin☀ Torin Ichimaru rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: assassins, comedy, sassy-heroines

I am incredibly glad that I saw someone in my update feed reading this book and that I decided to check it out. It was awesome. I loved Maggie. She was funny. She was brave. She was loyal. She talks to animals. Really, I had so much fun reading her story. I found myself wondering if she really was going to it. She pulled it off. I don't know if it's weird that I felt proud of her for that, but I did.

I really wasn't sure what to expect with this book, though I figured there would be humor. I was...more

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Mar 31, 2012 Linda rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book is definitely a laugh out loud read. JB Lynn has a great sense of humor and I would love to see this book turn out as a series. I want to read more about Maggie & Patrick.

Maggie is a strong character. I loved her and her smart comments. Maggie is willing to do what ever it takes to make sure her niece Katie gets the best care while she is in a coma.Maggie, Katie & her parents were in a car accident. Katie's parent didn't make it and now Katie is in a coma and Maggie is doing al...more

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Jan 26, 2012 Shelleyrae at Book'd Out rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc-are

Veering from wildly funny to desperately sad, Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman is an entertaining dark comedy caper.

Maggie Lee survives the car accident that kills her sister and brother in law, leaving her niece, Katie, comatose. Maggie's parents are no help, her father is doing time for murder and her mother is in a psychiatric hospital. Maggie hasn't seen her sister in years and her three aunts are their own special type of crazy. A chance encounter with a hitman in the hospital br...more

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Mar 14, 2013 Kelsey Keating rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman is the first foray into Maggie's chaotic world of talking to animals, making money as a hitwoman, and surviving day to day life at her boring job.

Maggie's world is turned upside down when her sister and brother-in-law die in a car accident, leaving her the legal guardian of her comatose 3yr old niece. If things weren't bad enough, the bills are piling higher and Maggie needs a way to pay them - a way brought forward when an accidental heroic move bring...more

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Jan 08, 2013 Silver James rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-books-read, keeper

Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwomanarrived on my Kindle as the result of winning a contest. How the heck had I not discovered J.B. Lynn and her wonderfully neurotic heroine, Maggie before now? Ms. Lynn has quickly become a favorite author. Do you know that feeling when you walk into a fun house? When the mirrors get you all discombobulated and the floor starts buckling? And then it starts spinning around like a tilt-a-whirl? Yeah. That's what reading CONFESSIONS is like. It's a crazy rid...more

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Apr 17, 2012 Lisarenee rated it 4 of 5 stars

"I know your name, where you live, where you work, and that you're the legal guardian of that little girl. I also know how much your annual salary is, that you have no criminal record, and what's in you bank account. Most importantly, I know how much this 'premium care' costs. People say I'm a crook, but the medical establishment has got nothing on me. They just know how to bleed you dry legally. And that is why I think you might find yourself amenable to the offer I'm going to make you."
"You'...more

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Jan 19, 2012 Lisa rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Dec 04, 2012 SM Johnson rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a fun story about an almost-normal woman who, due to tragic circumstances, accidentally becomes a hired killer. She has no idea what she's doing, and it's quite humorous. The narrative was light, somewhat snarky, and I laughed out loud several times.

Her relationship with her "killer mentor" is filled with tension (in a good way) that makes me wonder if it might develop into a romantic relationship in the next book. Something to look forward to.

The supporting characters are unique and fu...more

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Mar 25, 2013 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 110-books-to-read-in-2013

Loved it and bought the sequel

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Apr 05, 2013 Tracey Avequin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

JB Lynn deserves our attention! She's won mine with her newest book, Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman. Just as editor Lucia Macro explains ([...]), this book'll make you laugh. And cry. And hope along with Maggie Lee that her problems will be solved in the end (at least somewhat-- come on, life, give us a break once in a while!). And because we all need a little comic relief in our lives, there's a talking lizard who has nick-named himself God. The romance is perfect: not too mushy, j...more

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Sep 23, 2012 Amy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, general-fiction

This was a great book. JB Lynn’s writing was fun and witty and easy to read. I found it difficult to put this book down because I had to know how things turned out for Maggie in several situations. I think the book was set up perfectly for a series. There are so many questions that were answered yet I still had several others that will hopefully be answered in the books to come.

I really liked the first person point of view in this book. I really felt for Maggie and understood the decisions she h...more

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Dec 09, 2012 Mona rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary

If you’re looking for a good laugh, you’ve come to the right place. J.B. Lynn has given us the next Stephanie Plum in the form of Maggie Lee.

What’s a girl supposed to do when an accident leaves her sister and brother-in-law dead, her tiny niece Katie in a coma, and the insurance isn’t enough to cover the expenses? As a claims representative for Insuring the Future, Maggie doesn’t make the kind of money needed ensure her niece has the very best care, so she has to figure out how to cover the cos...more If you’re looking for a good laugh, you’ve come to the right place. J.B. Lynn has given us the next Stephanie Plum in the form of Maggie Lee.

What’s a girl supposed to do when an accident leaves her sister and brother-in-law dead, her tiny niece Katie in a coma, and the insurance isn’t enough to cover the expenses? As a claims representative for Insuring the Future, Maggie doesn’t make the kind of money needed ensure her niece has the very best care, so she has to figure out how to cover the costs before the hospital turns Katie over to another facility. She also has to take care of Katie’s very small anole lizard named Godzilla….God for short. Oh, yeah, he talks. At least, he talks to Maggie.

After being rudely accosted in the hospital hallway by a sleazy jerk, Maggie decides to give him a piece of her mind and follows him into a patient’s room only to discover that he’s smothering the patient. She does the only thing she can think of—hits him with a plastic chair—thereby preventing a murder. She later learns the man was Alfonso Cifelli, son-in-law to mob boss Anthony/Tony Delveccio. (Delveccio is a twin. Their not-too-bright mother named them Tony and Anthony and Maggie has no idea which one she’s dealing with.) The person she saved turned out to be Anthony/Tony’s grandson…Alfonso’s son.

Anthony/Tony makes her an offer: Kill Alfonso and he’ll pay her one hundred thousand dollars—enough money to keep Katie right where she is. But since Maggie has no skills and only a week to do the job, Anthony/Tony arranges a meeting with someone who will train her. That someone turns out to be police detective/hitman Patrick Mulligan.

The path of the story is never straight, never what you expect, but always darkly funny. Maggie’s three weird aunts, incarcerated father, and mother in the loony bin make it seem she’s the only sane person around. But after talking to God (the lizard), she begins to doubt her own sanity.

The secondary characters are as bold and quirky as Maggie Lee. You’ll fall in love with her co-worker, Armani Vasques, who gives a whole new meaning to the term ‘smart ass’ and Paul Kowalski, who may or may not be a dirty cop. Fifty-something Aunt Leslie, who’s usually higher than a kite, is twin to Aunt Loretta, the sex kitten.

This dark comedy is great entertainment, and I hope Lynn plans to make this into a series, because I can’t wait to read more.
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Apr 03, 2012 All Things Urban Fantasy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed-by-julia

Evoking shades of Wonderfalls and Stephanie Plum, CONFESSIONS OF A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC HITWOMAN could just as easily been titled "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished". This book bears more resemblance to a wacky, caper of a contemporary romance than urban fantasy, but the addition of talking animals gives it one foot in the paranormal camp… or perhaps, as the main character worries, the mental hospital.

Maggie Lee is the responsible sister in a family with more than its fair share of characters and ne'er-...more Evoking shades of Wonderfalls and Stephanie Plum, CONFESSIONS OF A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC HITWOMAN could just as easily been titled "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished". This book bears more resemblance to a wacky, caper of a contemporary romance than urban fantasy, but the addition of talking animals gives it one foot in the paranormal camp… or perhaps, as the main character worries, the mental hospital.

Maggie Lee is the responsible sister in a family with more than its fair share of characters and ne'er-do-wells, and it was no surprise when her overdeveloped sense of responsibility lands Maggie in the world of contract killing. And oh what a world it is. The "professional" parts of Maggie's life were what required the largest suspension of disbelief on my part, but ultimately it was worth the effort. The circumstances that set this plot hurtling forward are the crucible in which Maggie is fired... and cracked. Her careful veneer of distance and control starts to slip as soon as she wakes up from a car accident and hears Alan Rickman's voice emerge from her niece's anole, but hearing animals talk turns out to be the least of her problems. I liked the risks the author took with Maggie and her earnest, bigamist partner, and these two get the most development amongst the many zany characters that Lynn introduces. While I found Patrick relatable, I’m not sure I can really root for a relationship when he has two wives already. Paul’s attractions are skin deep, and his interest in Maggie’s father’s hidden loot an obvious gambit for a future book. These are just two of the many plots and characters left hanging in CONFESSIONS OF A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC HITWOMAN, and while I can’t say I’m burning to continue the series, this introduction certainly piqued my interest.

While all the slapstick and over the top action didn’t quite make up for characters that were more quirks than depth, I was very entertained by Maggie's transformation from a tense, controlled ball of anger to a slightly less tense professional killer. Funny, wacky, and violent, CONFESSION OF A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC HITWOMAN was an entertaining way to spend an afternoon. The road ahead doesn't look smooth for Maggie and her partners in crime, but it will certainly be interesting.

Sexual Content: Kissing, references to sex.(less)

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Jan 29, 2012 B.E. rated it 5 of 5 stars

JB outdid herself with this one. The characters she wrote are real and fun and vulnerable and gutsy. The main character - Maggie - is someone I'd want to hang out with even if she is 'remarkably unremarkable'. Patrick - her hitman mentor/hot cop - could buy me a beer any day. And Godzilla is a lizard I'd love to have around, even if I'm not a lizard lovin' person. I can't wait to see what JB has in store for us next.

Because there has to be a sequel. Or I might have to join Maggie in becoming a s...more

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Feb 23, 2012 Brianna Kilcrease rated it 5 of 5 stars

So to tell you the truth I was slightly skeptical about this book. After signing up for the tour I was like, I wonder if the book will be something I'll like. Well guess what? It's DEFINITELY something I'd like.

Stephanie Plum meets Woman Who Talks to animals in this hilarious, exhilarating read. On my kindle the book was a whopping 489 pages, but I read about 300 in just a few hours. Crazy huh? It was that good.

I'm quite happy that this is the first book I am reviewing for a blog tour :) It def...more

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Apr 07, 2012 Jill Watkins rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

From the beginning, I loved the main charachter- Maggie. She gets involved in being a hit woman by a tragedy in her life that she has to earn money to take care of. She has a very dysfunctional family that is filled with both likable and not so likable people. She also meets some interesting men along the way. Without giving away too much, I can just say that it leaves It open in the end for the next book!
I really enjoyed the well thought out characters and my favorite was the talking lizard, G...more

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Aug 08, 2012 Dlee rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book was fun. Did I have to suspend believe? Of course. Were their loose ends flapping about and things that really didn't make sense? Why, yes there were. It was a little to similar to Stephanie Plum but with more motivation. I hate those stupid love triangles and really hope that Ms. Lynn does not let this series drag on ad nauseum. What starts out as fun is just shop worn by the eighth book. :)

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Feb 23, 2012 Misty rated it 5 of 5 stars

A twisted plot and a twisted but lovable main character, dark humor, a talking lizard and an edgy but flaky psychic...put it all together and you get a fun romp into the dark side with a woman forced to kill for money. (Note: The bad guys are truly bad and deserve what they get.)

The family situation between Maggie and her aunts was a well-written subplot (don't we all have family members who make us crazy?), and Armani, the screwed up psychic, made me laugh out loud. I'd love to have friends lik...more

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Oct 16, 2012 Darlene rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery-and-suspense

It was a little over the top, but I really enjoyed this novel and I look forward to more from this author. There are hanging threads in the plotline that intrigued me, and I liked the heroine. She's not perfect, but she's trying to make her life better--even if it involves doing contract killing--and who can argue with that?

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May 18, 2012 Jessica rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: capers

3.5 stars

A funny, fluffy, kinda paranormal story of mob hitpeople and their families, with some romantic elements. None of those parts is really strong on its own, but mixed together somehow becomes a good time. Somewhat to my surprise, I'm looking forward to the next one.

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Jun 05, 2012 Jody Wallace rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-suspense, chick-lit, urban-fantasy

I think this is the first Avon Impulse release I tried. Many things to appreciate here, and enough wackiness that it offset the more serious content and kept me, as the reader, from thinking too hard about the ethics. In a good way. Ethics aren't very fun :). If the next book slides a bit further into wacky territory, I would not complain.

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Feb 01, 2012 Gayle Cochrane rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fantastic read. This book was so good, that I am sorry it is over. Completely different than anything else I have read. Great characters that you wont want to miss. Funny and sad at the same time. Looking forward to reading more from J.B. Lynn in the future.

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Apr 27, 2013 Dan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was surprised to read a book titled as this book is and she never killed anyone. I guess there is previous books so maybe I need to read them. This book kept me interested enough to keep reading it so I'd read another of her books.

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FURTHER CONFESSIONS OF A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC HITWOMAN was released by Avon Impulse in October, 2012!

""If you love series such as Evanovich's Plum and Bond's Body Movers, you'll love Confessions of A Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman."

It's the sequel to CONFESSIONS OF A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC HITWOMAN. Hence the "Further". Clever, right?

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