Home Repair Is Homicide Crawlspace, Book 13, (Paperback)

from tututhefirst

A bit scary for me since it involves people being trapped in small dark spaces, and I'm extremely claustrophobic, but it's still well done enough and just cozy enough that one knows it will all work out in the end, so I soldiered on. Sarah Graves not only knows her old houses, she is also well-ve...

from ffortsa

I wanted to continue this series, which I'd dropped a while back, but it wasn't entirely a success. The story was thin and sensational at the same time, and didn't include enough of the family foundation that makes this series so pleasant.

from tjsjohanna

Unlike most of her other books, this one is more thriller than mystery. From the beginning you pretty much know who the killer is and there are only a few details that are cleared up in the end. Like many thrillers, this one kept me on the edge of my seat - would anyone survive? I didn't quite ge...

from readingover50

I have read several of the books in this series, but not all of them, and not in order. It has been awhile since I read one, so it was good to get reacquainted with Jake, Ellie and the gang. I remember how much I enjoy this series. This book seemed a little dark. The killer was really evil. I don...

from khiemstra631

I think that author Graves improves with each book she adds to her Jacobia Tiptree series of mysteries. This one was really a spine-tingler, nail-biter, whatever. Jake's son, Sam, goes missing along with a best-selling author who is visiting Eastport, Maine. There are lots of places around the se...