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    <![CDATA[Death by Inferior Design (Domestic Bliss Mysteries, #1)]]>
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    <![CDATA[It was a great opportunity, a beautiful day, and a perfect setting: home designer Erin Gilbert was headed to a lovely Crestview, Colorado, neighborhood to engage in a friendly little design contest with her nearest and less-than-dearest competitor, the unspeakably handsome Steve Sullivan. Erin would do a room in one home. Across the street, Steve would do another. Between Gilbert and Sullivan, may the best eye win.<br/><br/>Neither designer could suspect that rearranging two spaces on a winter weekend would set off an uproar in the neighborhood&#8212;of quirky homeowners, passionate secrets, and marriages in need of extreme makeovers. Looking for a friend in this perilously unhinged environment, Erin wants to think that Steve might turn from competitor to ally&#8230;But somewhere between her faux wall finish and her custom window treatments, Erin is in for a shock: It seems that a killer has created this designing job just for <em>her</em>!]]>
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    <body><![CDATA[Finished reading this morning before breakfast.  A fun mystery which is the first in a series of six&mdash;soon to be seven.  The characters were appealing and I didn't have it all figured out early in the book, which made it more fun to read.]]></body>
    
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