Mildred In Disguise With Diamonds (Mildred Unchained Book 1) by Toni Kief. BooksGoSocial, 2017.

This delightful, entertaining, and very easy to read book describes life after retirement for recently widowed, feisty Mildred, unexpectedly short of money, back in the workforce, undercover in casino security.

Aside from some eyebrow-raising Elvis details, the story moved along quickly for me. I enjoyed it. Three and a half stars rounded up to four.

Disclosure: I received a review copy of Mildred In Disguise for free via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. #MildredInDisguise #NetGalley

A quiet retirement? Not so for Mildred whose husband dies unexpectedly. Mildred is an interesting, lovable quirky grandmother who is not ready for a quiet life. Love her! The story flows nicely. It's well written with lots of red herrings! I so want lots of Mildred time!Thanks #netgalley and #BooksGoSocial for the eARC in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are mine.

I just loved this book. Mildred in Disguise is a book I thoroughly enjoyed reading and I can't wait to read more from this author.

The book is about Mildred Petrie who thought she was getting a comfortable retirement. Well, obviously that did not happen instead her husband died and his secrets changed everything.

It kept me guessing until the very end!

Mildred finds herself widowed after her husband passes away unexpectedly, taking his secrets to the grave and leaving her with large debts and more questions than answers.
Mildred, a 70 something former meter maid, finding herself at a loss as to how she is going to make ends meet, comes out of retirement, taking a job as undercover security at the very casino that was her husband's downfall.
Solving minor crimes and handling disturbances becomes Mildred's everyday routine as she assumes several different undercover disguises, changing personas as one would change underwear, Mildred searches for answers regarding some of her husband's secrets.
Mildred, over 70, yes, washed up and down? No way. She is a feisty plucky g-ma, and she can hold her own. I loved Mildred's character and her alter-personalities. She is one entertaining senior citizen. This is a quick, easy read, with enough intrigue thrown in to keep you guessing and laughing out loud till the end. I look forward to more of Mildred's capers, as they are sure to bring a smile and a laugh. Highly recommend for a quick weekend fun read.
Thank you to the publishers at Books Go Social and to Net Galley for the free ARC, I am leaving my honest review in return.