Dream House

Dream House (Molly Blume Mysteries #2)

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While developing a story about vandalized homes in one of L.A.’s ritziest enclaves, Crime Sheet columnist Molly Blume discovers a seething conflict brewing between residents who want to remodel their houses and those who wish to restore the integrity of the historic neighborhood. When the warring factions collide, Molly investigates the various crime sites: graffiti, shatt...more
Paperback, 368 pages
Published August 31st 2004 by Fawcett (first published September 30th 2003)
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Kathleen Hagen
Dream House, by Rochelle Krich B.
Purchased as a cassette book from Blackstone Audio Books.
This is the second in the Molly Blume series. Very very cozy, but interesting anyway. Molly Blume is a true crime writer and writes a police column for a community paper in L.A. as well. In this, her second book, she is getting to know Zach, the rabbi she marries in a later book. Molly became curious about a bunch of vandalism charges involving houses, all of which seemed to belong to board members of HARP,...more
Teresa in Ohio
I love this series, and highly recommend it. The main character Molly Blume is Jewish and a crime reporter.The author does an outstanding job of incorparating Jewish customs into the story without it being forced. But this book hits so many of my pet peeves I did not enjoy it. There was a whole lot of dialogue that didn't move the plot forward and the action of the story was lost or not even part of the orginial story. Also we have been introduced to her personal life and this time when her boyf...more
Kim
Another book that I would definately give a 3.5 to. I really like this series for a few reasons. 1. it is clean : no sex, no swearing. 2. They are good mysteries, but not so deep that you have to really think about it. You can just sit and enjoy them, like a Mary Higgens Clark 3. I love the little insights into Greek Orthodox Jews (the main character is a practicing member). I have found it very interesting.
After all of that, they are what they are, a basic and simple mystery. I will definately...more
Nena
Audiobook:

I love this series and especially the lead character, Mollie. The writing and the storylines are very strong and the characters well developed.

This was my least favorite of the books I have read in this series, so far. Only because I wasn't that interested in hearing about home remodel projects. The mystery, however, was excellent.
Susan Erhardt
I didn't like this nearly as much as the first one in the series, but I like how she includes lots of information on Jewish culture without making it seem like school.
Rachel
lame. i can't believe i even read this. i should have learned to stay away from my mom's bookcase.
Neelz
Molly Blume mystery. Tensions among homeowners escalate from vandalism to murder.
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