A smart, snarky, and satisfying high-rise mystery. Neurotic narration and a twisting plot make this first installment of the Paul Whatshisname Mystery series a refreshingly original and entertaining thriller. Self-Publishing Review, ★★★★½

A wryly told mystery . . .  Harper does a deft job of producing red herrings that will misdirect even the savviest of armchair sleuths . . .  A diverting whodunit with an unconventional sleuth! Kirkus Reviews

Harper stages surprises, revelations, gags, and bursts of self-discovery with equal aplomb. Even readers steeped in the genre will find the ending a dazzling surprise with real emotional resonance. BookLife (Editor’s Pick)

If you like mysteries, if you like characters that are humorously self-deprecating, if you ever wondered about life in a condo microcosm, then this is the book for you. It’s a who-done-it, missing-spouse, on-the-lamb, murder-in-the-building kind of read. I highly recommend it. Reedsy
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Farce and introspection combine seamlessly in Josh Harper’s fanciful send-up of the classic detective murder-mystery. More than a comic caper, it is also a study in self-delusion and loss. IndieReader, 4.9 out of 5 stars

For readers looking for a blend of wit, satire, and mystery, Additional Attendee is a refreshing addition to the genre. - A Look Inside