KingRat: Lisa Lutz' Spellman files has many of the same kind of "zany" characters and plot elements, but with a harder edge.

Aula: The same kind of quick, witty banter between the hero and heroine; same light reading; similiar mystery storyline; good secondary characters that add to the love interest rather than detract.

sjmccreary: Both these series feature slightly ditzy fashion-focused women trying to solve mysteries that are really beyond their abilities. Funny, with wacky cast of characters.

JessiAdams: Ok, so the genre isn't really the same, but I feel like people who enjoy Evanovich's characters and their interaction with each other will enjoy those same qualities in Wooding's series. Both are very funny books about a set of characters who are trying to achieve things that are really beyond them.… (mehr)

glade1: Similar, working-class heroines with humor and zany adventures

magelet87: Both have the same flirty, carefree-but-still-a-mystery book vibe going on.

JenniferRobb: Strong female main characters with a bit of humor.

JenniferRobb: Several of the characters from "Wife for Hire" seem to be earlier versions of Stephanie Plum series characters.

marschaaahhh: Similar humour and odd characters.