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The House of Seven Mabels (2002)

by Jill Churchill

Other authors: Carmen Renee Berry

Series: Jane Jeffry (13)

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Hired by a rebellious group of feminists for a huge house renovation, Jane Jeffry and Shelley Nowack become increasingly alarmed when the project is overshadowed by malicious pranks, a suspicious death, and numerous secrets.
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Jane Jeffry has a lot of time on her hands now that her kids are growing up. She's at standstill with th novel she has been writing. So her best friend, Shelley Nowack, wants her to think about being contracted to decorate an old Victorian mansion which is being renovated by a wealthy acquaintance, Bitsy Burnside. Bitsy, a feminist, invites Jane and Shelley to meet with Sandra, the construction manager. But, after the meeting, Jane realizes that the contractor isn't very competent or well liked. The contract which Bitsy gives them, is exceedingly poorly written by Sandra. The next day Jane and Shelley go to the old mansion to recheck room measurements, only to find a body at the bottom of the basement stairs. Jane and Shelley are curious as to who is causing so much trouble for Bitsy. This was a quick 4 hour read. i found the ending to be cut off too quickly and therefore not very satisfying. ( )
  Raspberrymocha | Jan 7, 2021 |
I liked it, I didn't know for sure whodunnit, but the finale was a little abrupt. ( )
  cougargirl1967 | Aug 30, 2018 |
Cute story. Not the best writing but it's a fun, light read. ( )
  Cfo6 | Mar 19, 2018 |
Good book. ( )
  JDHoliday | Jan 24, 2016 |
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Jane Jeffry had seen her son Mike off to his second year of college several weeks ago.
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Hired by a rebellious group of feminists for a huge house renovation, Jane Jeffry and Shelley Nowack become increasingly alarmed when the project is overshadowed by malicious pranks, a suspicious death, and numerous secrets.

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