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Decorating Schemes (Deadly Décor Mysteries Book #2) (edition 2006)

by Ginny Aiken (Author)

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Haley Farrell's life is back on track. Cleared of any involvement in the murder of her best friend, Haley has found loyal decorating clients and has taken over a successful auction house. Life is good--even if she does have to deal with good-looking but infuriating general contractor Dutch Merrill once again. But when another body is uncovered, it's clear that the death was no accident. What's worse, Dutch is implicated. Haley realizes it's up to her to help him prove his innocence. Can she clear him of the crime--and keep herself out of danger at the same time? Immediately engaging and full of humor and heart, the second book in the Deadly Décor Mystery series continues the fun and excitement readers found in Design on a Crime. They'll be dying for more from this fun series!… (more)
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Title:Decorating Schemes (Deadly Décor Mysteries Book #2)
Authors:Ginny Aiken (Author)
Info:Revell (2006), 305 pages
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Haley Farrell has a great design business and auction house. She has been cleared of a crime she didn't do, and now she finds a dead girl on the patio of a home she has been hired to redecorate. Her infuriating contractor, Dutch Merrill, is considered a suspect in the crime. Haley sets out to discover who did it again. It was comedy mixed with tragedy and mystery. I have enjoyed reading the series. ( )
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Haley Farrell's life is back on track. Cleared of any involvement in the murder of her best friend, Haley has found loyal decorating clients and has taken over a successful auction house. Life is good--even if she does have to deal with good-looking but infuriating general contractor Dutch Merrill once again. But when another body is uncovered, it's clear that the death was no accident. What's worse, Dutch is implicated. Haley realizes it's up to her to help him prove his innocence. Can she clear him of the crime--and keep herself out of danger at the same time? Immediately engaging and full of humor and heart, the second book in the Deadly Décor Mystery series continues the fun and excitement readers found in Design on a Crime. They'll be dying for more from this fun series!

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