Home Repair Is Homicide A Face at the Window, Book 12, (Paperback)

from R0BIN

I am disappointed in the direction this series has taken. The cover says that this is a book in the "Home Repair is Homicide Mystery" series but it isn't really. This is exactly the kind of book that happens when an author is expected to produce another book in a popular series but either doesn't...

from R0BIN

I am disappointed in the direction this series has taken. The cover says that this is a book in the "Home Repair is Homicide Mystery" series but it isn't really. This is exactly the kind of book that happens when an author is expected to produce another book in a popular series but either doesn't...

from R0BIN

I am disappointed in the direction this series has taken. The cover says that this is a book in the "Home Repair is Homicide Mystery" series but it isn't really. This is exactly the kind of book that happens when an author is expected to produce another book in a popular series but either doesn't...

from tjsjohanna

Jake's past comes back again in the form of the man who killed her mother and framed her dad. This is one of the more gritty novels in the series. The suffering of Helen in particular is hard to read. Ms. Graves does a good job of mingling empathy in her descriptions of the "bad" guys.

from sarambarton

I admit it. I didn't want to like this book. For one thing, I've done my share of home renovations and I'm pretty handy with power tools. My first thought was that Ms. Graves was using the home improvement tips as a gimmick. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the main character, Jake Tiptree...