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Manor of Death

by Leslie Caine

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"Sparkles with charm, design lore, and a sleuth with a great mantra. Cozy fans will embrace the Domestic Bliss series." â??Carolyn Hart, Edgar Award-winning author of Letters from Home

"Caine delivers another top-notch Domestic Bliss whodunit...nifty decorating tips complete the package." â??Publishers Weekly

"The zany personalities and the interaction between them is the novel's most appealing aspect...the author seldom wavers from a gripping, pulsing narrative." â??Daily Camera, Boulder

"Leslie Caine once again concocts an interior decorating themed mystery that is sure to please her fans. With numerous design tips brilliantly painted through the canvas, Caine's storyline is smooth as silk as she expertly designs the perfect murder. The sexual tension between Erin and Sullivan keeps the reader turning the pages. Manor of Death is a designer's dream!" â??Fresh Fiction

In Crestview, Colorado, homeowners are getting their houses in picture-perfect shape for the upcoming Historic Home Tour. Interior designer Erin Gilbert is hired to renovate Francine Findley's magnificent Victorian mansion. But from the very beginning of her job, things are totally out of control. A ghost sighting (Erin certainly does not believe those rumors about the Victorian being haunted...) leads to the discovery of a hidden dead space in the attic...and the scandalous death of a beautiful young woman!

Teamed with her intolerably self-assured competitor, Steve Sullivan, Erin finds herself up against the neighbors, an imaginative teen, a woman communingâ??supposedlyâ??with the dead, and one very anxious client.

When a second person dies, Erin suspects foul play. If she can't uncover the killer, she might… (more)

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Fiction. Mystery. HTML:

"Sparkles with charm, design lore, and a sleuth with a great mantra. Cozy fans will embrace the Domestic Bliss series." â??Carolyn Hart, Edgar Award-winning author of Letters from Home

"Caine delivers another top-notch Domestic Bliss whodunit...nifty decorating tips complete the package." â??Publishers Weekly

"The zany personalities and the interaction between them is the novel's most appealing aspect...the author seldom wavers from a gripping, pulsing narrative." â??Daily Camera, Boulder

"Leslie Caine once again concocts an interior decorating themed mystery that is sure to please her fans. With numerous design tips brilliantly painted through the canvas, Caine's storyline is smooth as silk as she expertly designs the perfect murder. The sexual tension between Erin and Sullivan keeps the reader turning the pages. Manor of Death is a designer's dream!" â??Fresh Fiction

In Crestview, Colorado, homeowners are getting their houses in picture-perfect shape for the upcoming Historic Home Tour. Interior designer Erin Gilbert is hired to renovate Francine Findley's magnificent Victorian mansion. But from the very beginning of her job, things are totally out of control. A ghost sighting (Erin certainly does not believe those rumors about the Victorian being haunted...) leads to the discovery of a hidden dead space in the attic...and the scandalous death of a beautiful young woman!

Teamed with her intolerably self-assured competitor, Steve Sullivan, Erin finds herself up against the neighbors, an imaginative teen, a woman communingâ??supposedlyâ??with the dead, and one very anxious client.

When a second person dies, Erin suspects foul play. If she can't uncover the killer, she might

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Erin Gilbert is paid to bring space to new life--not to uncover murder. But from the beginning of her new job in a Victorian manor, things are totally out of control. It starts with the siting of a ghost and leads to the discovery of a decades-old secret, a hidden dead space in the attic, and the shocking death of a beautiful young woman. Teamed with her insufferably self-confidant competitor, Steve Sullivan, Erin finds herself up against the neighbors, a troubled teen, a woman communing with the dead, and one very unnerved client. The more Erin works on the house, the more manners of death she seems to find until, like peeling off layers of wallpaper, she suddenly sees it revealed all too clearly: the perfect blueprint for murder. [from the book jacket]
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