If there is a dead body in the small town of Shakespeare, Arkansas, it's a good bet that Lily Bard will stumble upon it. In Book Four of the series, Lily finds the murder scene of Deedra Dean while driving back from the site of another job. Lily cleans houses, apartments and offices for a living. Deedra had been one of her assignments for about three years. Lily liked the young woman, although she did not really approve of her lifestyle. Deedra was very sexually active, so there were many suspects when her naked body showed up in her car in the woods. Being a survivor of sexual assault herself, Lily takes this murder personally and can't get it out of her head. As the plot thickens, Lily's persistence puts her in harm's way more than once. Shakespeare's Trollop is a good, fast read (yes I finished it in one day) with a great title. I will pick up the final book in the series tomorrow since it is too late to start it tonight. Charlaine Harris is an accomplished story teller and has become one of my favorite authors.