A Villa in Sicily: Olive Oil and Murder

Could do without the main character's not-like-other-girls misogyny, entitlement, and whininess, but outside of her being a pathetic 30 year old who still fawns over people she crushed on in high school and judges other women for not being weird prudes, the story moves quickly and is entertaining enough. However, this is not a book where the main character is intelligent or useful or even plucky, so don't expect anything other than a moron stumbling into solving the crime purely because the plot/end of the book called for solving the crime.