Lifetime movie fodder 
 The recent spate of "can you really trust your spouse" books has produced many losers and few winners. The Good Neighbor is a quick read. That keeps the plot from dragging and the clues from being too obvious. The clues are obvious, just not painfully obvious. The characters are cardboard enough to be safely recycled. Take this book for what it is - lo-cal entertainment - and your commute will fly by.