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| Original Title: | The Julius House |
| ISBN: | 0373262175 (ISBN13: 9780373262175) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Aurora Teagarden #4 |
| Characters: | Aurora Teagarden |
| Setting: | Georgia(United States) |
Charlaine Harris
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 256 pages Rating: 3.85 | 15959 Users | 665 Reviews
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Since she met her fiance Martin Bartell, Roe Teagarden has never been happier. There's a difference in age and in background, but he seems to know exactly what she wants - like the Julius house. Roe is thrilled when Martin gives her the house as a wedding present. She's a keen amateur sleuth, and she has always been intrigued by its infamous history: six years ago, the family who lived there disappeared, never to be seen again. As Roe throws herself into renovating the Julius house, her misgivings about Martin's rather murky past recede. But when Roe is attacked by an axe-wielding maniac, she realises that the secrets inside her four walls - and her brand-new marriage - could destroy her.
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| Title | : | The Julius House (Aurora Teagarden #4) |
| Author | : | Charlaine Harris |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 256 pages |
| Published | : | August 23rd 1996 by Worldwide Library (first published February 1st 1995) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Fiction. Cozy Mystery |
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Ratings: 3.85 From 15959 Users | 665 ReviewsCriticize Containing Books The Julius House (Aurora Teagarden #4)
brief synopsis:Roe is going places!setting:Lawrenceton, GeorgiaCorinth, OhioMetairie, New Orleansnamed personalities:TC Julius - a retired army sergeant with graying brown hair and blue eyesHope Julius - TC's dark-brown-haired and blue-eyed wifeCharity Julius - TC and Hope's daughterMartin Bartell aka Hunk of the Year - a sophisticated corporation man from rural Ohio who drove a Mercedes; white-haired, black-browed, pale brown-eyed with heavily muscled arms and chestEileen Norris - a realtorThis was a book I picked up at the airport for some light airplane reading. I never expected it to be great literature and it wasn't. What I liked about the book was the promise of a good plot, and mostly it was fulfilled. But what I disliked about it was that it took forever getting there. Yes it was novel to read about a really rich woman in her 30s, who doesn't have to work for a living and is about to get married with all the trimmings. Yes it was pleasant to accompany her while she picked
I have come to love Aurora Teagarden, but freely admit that part of what I love about her stories are how... safe they are. In this one, she not only marries, which spoils a little of the dating fun I have also come to love, but also discovers things about her husband that I do not want in Roe's life. How can her stories continue in the comfy, cozy vein I have come to love with this?I'm already starting the next one, so here's hoping.
When your hobby is studying True Crime stories, what do you want as a wedding present? Well, a mysterious house where the whole family has vanished without a trace, thats what. And thats exactly what Aurora Teagarden gets from her new husband, Martin. She gets a few other secrets rolled into the bargain without her knowledge, however, that lead her to wonder whether shes made the correct choices for her life.The amount that I enjoy Charlaine Harris mysteries seems to depend more on my frame of
I do love Aurora. She is so inquisitive and unafraid to ask questions, but in a very likeable way. Once there is a mystery she just can't help herself but to try and solve it.In this instalment, Aurora is drawn to "The Julius House" which is a local home for sale, but with a strange history as the Julius family who inhabited it years ago suddenly disappeared and have never been found. This story takes a bit of a side step though as Aurora is only 4 weeks married and her husband is a bit of an
The Aurora Teagarden Mysteries aren't nearly as detailed as Harris' Southern Vampire series, and sometimes that's a good thing, and sometimes that's a bad thing. The plot surrounding the Julius House/Disappearance worked quite well, with just enough detail to make it interesting (and it even creeped me out a bit!) although I figured it our before Aurora did. On the other hand, the plot line regarding Martin's background is far too sketchy to 1) be believable and 2) be enjoyable. As the reader, I
Martin Bartel has proposed to Aurora and wants to buy her a house. Aurora chooses the Julius House, which has a mystery in its history. The Julius family: Mother, Father and daughter have just up and disappeared. Aurora makes plans to fix the house according to her likes and dislikes and Martin gives her full reign for designing the interior. Martin has is "renting" the apartment over the garage to an old army buddy and his wife. They are supposed to be helping Aurora but she doesn't know at
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