I was surprised I liked this one as much as I did. I was a little leery of it at first because of the mention of the skeleton, I'm not a fan of horror and the like and I was a bit concerned this would take on more of a horror feel than a cozy feel despite the cover with the cute dog. However after reading this I was happy to find this was an enjoyable book for me. Sid was funny not laugh out loud but still he got a chuckle or two from me. His bone puns were corny but they worked with his character. And i liked the substitution of bone names for curse words. I now know more names for bones. Now if I could just remember what bone was what I'd be in business. Overall for a skeleton Sid wasn't a bad guy and I felt sorry for him having to hide in the house and having no memory of where he came from. (view spoiler)[ I also felt really bad when I found out the real reason he didn't want Madison to find out about him (hide spoiler)] 
 I also liked Georgia Thackery. She was an admirable woman, and having a sister myself I could understand her push and pull relationship with her own.Her relationship with her daughter was a delight to read. I think from what I read she's a great parent despite not having a steady job yet and she has a great mother daughter relationship with Madison which was a joy to read. I have to say I liked Madison. I like anime myself. I'm not a full on Otaku but I did recognize pretty much every anime reference made in here. (view spoiler)[ Ha Sid dressing up as Shinagami aka the Grim Reaper had me giggling. That was such a great costume for him (hide spoiler)] And I liked the plot. Some times when ready a cozy mystery I feel like the main character has no business poking their nose in where it doesn't belong. Especially since they have no investigative training at all and are generally getting in the police's way. I liked the premise of this book more. Georgia is trying to help Sid find out who he was before he died. This I can get behind because in the beginning they didn't realize he was murdered and I thought it was great she wanted to help her best friend regain his memories after so long. When she did find the dead body she stepped back and let the police handle it. (view spoiler)[ of course she had a face to face with the murderer anyway but I love the fact she wasn't stepping on police toes, just because she thought she could do a better job investigating with zero experience then they had with 10+ years. Or because she had nothing better to do with her life. Seriously some reasons for a main character to get involved with a murder investigation is so arbitrary. Don't get me wrong I still enjoy a cozy mystery with a nosy protagonist but so far Georgia has the most realistic reaction to a body, run away and hope she doesn't get pegged for it. (hide spoiler)] All the minor characters were interesting as well. I liked Charles, he was so interesting I think it might have been fun to take a class taught by him or something. 
 Overall I did enjoy the story and will definitely be checking out more books in this series.