Three Bedrooms, One Corpse

from gpangel

This is the third book in the Aurora Teagarden series. The book starts off with Roe training to be a real estate agent like her mother. Her mother asked Roe to meet some prospective buyers at a house because she was running late. When Roe meets the newcomers, she falls in love with Martin at firs...

from tututhefirst

I was immediately drawn to this series when I saw that the protagonist was a librarian! Of course, Aurora (Roe) Teagarden is also an heiress, and decides she doesn't need to be a librarian anymore so she is now working on becoming a real estate agent, following her mother's footsteps. While showi...

from FicusFan

Book 3 in the Aurora Teagarden cozy mystery series. I ended up reading these for a RL mystery group. Not fond of Cozies, and this series in particular. It is beige, bland and the main character is wishy-washy and mostly passive. Aurora, was a part time librarian in a small town outside of Atlanta...

from pennma05

I can already tell I'm not going to be a huge fan of Martin. He seems really controlling and overbearing. Not really sure what Aurora sees there. It was nice to see her try to pave a new way for herself with real estate but I feel like she gives up too easily on things because she has her inherit...

from TheLibraryhag

Having left her library job, Roe is considering joining her mother's real estate office. That is how she ends up opening a house for Martin Bartell and his sister. She is instantly attracted to Martin but any amourous thoughts are interupted when they discover the body of another realtor in the m...