Serious Moonlight by Jenn Bennett
I actually finished this two days ago, but kept forgetting to blog it. Whoops.
Like most (all) of Bennett's books, this was a fluff read. No matter, as it was still good. This follows Birdie and Daniel, who met in a diner and had sex in the back of Daniel's car the day they met. Yeah. Birdie has lived a little bit of a sheltered life on Bainbridge Island because her recently deceased grandmother was afraid she would end up like her mother. Birdie has narcolepsy and other weird sleeping habits, so she takes a job working the graveyard shift at a hotel. What really lights her fire though are mysteries. She loves solving them. So when she discovers that Daniel works the same shift at the same hotel (which is all kinds of awkward since she ran away from him after that first sexual encounter) and has a mystery he'd like help solving, she's all in.
What ensues is a lot of clues and stalking and flirting. It's actually quite cute. The ending, while not predictable, was not surprising. Again, a cute story.
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