Lila Wilkins, a former journalist, becomes the newest intern at A Novel Idea, whose job is to sort the voluminous query letters. She has a psychic mother and a teenage son, hangs out with an ultra-cool barista, and finds romance with the local police chief. Then the local hobo gets murdered inside the office while Lila's boss is having a meeting with a big-name author. 
 I love the sandwich shop, the coffee shop, how cool Lila was with her Vespa, Lila's psychic mom and Lila's job. The book makes working for a literary agency sound so cool, even if you're just an intern. I was really rooting for Lila in this one. And I find the victim's murder sad because (view spoiler)[it turned out that he had an amazing talent and he could have ended up as a famous author. (hide spoiler)] Again, I didn't know who the culprit was until the very end, and all of my guesses kept dying. Although I kind of had a hard time connecting the real murderer to the crime because of a somewhat iffy motive, and I don't know if it was deliberate. But all in all, I enjoyed this title, seeing as at the end, something really, really good happens to Lila. Well, make that two things.