Murder on the House (Haunted Home Renovation Mystery, #3) in SOS: Serious Overload of Series

Oct 12, 2023 Rachel-RN rated it really liked it

Shelves: read-2023

In order to win the bid to renovate a historic home, Mel has to first spend the night. The home is rumored to be haunted and the new owners want it to be a haunted B&B. The current owner, Betty Bernini has been allowed to live in her long time home and she has been assured she has a home until she passes.
This was pretty good. Mel meets another construction contractor- Josh Avery. Her dad happens to know his uncle and Josh has taken over once the Uncle retired. They both are present when Mrs Ber ...more

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Jul 11, 2016 Mari rated it it was ok

I LOVE the OTHER series this writer writes, so i thought I would give this a try. Unfortunately, I wasn't too thrilled. The mystery was all over the place. The main character is extremely unpleasant, and talked about herself constantly. Her constant desire to "move to Paris and eat pastries while writing some great novel" or whatever is just so stupid, and not at all as relatable as she seems to think. Sounds like something a pretentious twelve year old might want to do. The fact that she is a f ...more

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Aug 24, 2012 Brandi ;) rated it really liked it

Shelves: ghosties-and-immortals, mediums-psychics-those-who-see-dead, paranormal, kindle-kindle-love-my-kindle

Another fun read by Juliet Blackwell!

Normally when I come across a book that has a ton of information (info not necessarily relate to the 'topic'), it will either entertain me with knowledge of something I didn't know before, or I will be bored senseless with useless garble that seems to go nowhere. Fortunately, these books entertain me. Funny thing is, I can't say I exactly want to learn a lot about the construction trade, but the way Blackwell writes makes it interesting. I don't get annoyed ...more

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