Crawlspace Lib/E (Home Repair Is Homicide Mysteries (Audio))
Review Fast-paced, suspenseful.-- "Booklist"Graves' terrifying mystery strikes at the heart of our fear of the unknown and fascination for true crime cases.-- "RT Book Reviews (4 stars)"Just hearing [Graves] list the ways you can kill yourself fixing up an old house...is a hoot.-- "New York Times, praise for the series"Like a runaway home renovation project, the appeal for [Sarah Graves's] books keeps getting larger.-- "Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, praise for the series"Think Diane Mott Davidson with a tool belt instead of recipes.-- "Denver Post, praise for the series" Product Description The infamous Dodd murders are hardly among Eastport's proudest legacies. So when bestselling true-crime author Carolyn Rathbone arrives to research the case for a new book, the locals in the seaside town let her know that she's about as welcome as a spoiled clam. But surely no one would harm a crime writer out of a sense of civic pride-or would they? Jake has her own problems, from the mysteries of old house insulation to an anonymous caller plaguing her with death threats. But with Carolyn's arrival, the slayings of the wealthy Dodd women suddenly go from cold case to hot topic-much to someone's dismay, for Carolyn Rathbone's untimely investigation has unearthed a string of deadly secrets that a cunning killer is grimly determined to rebury, right along with Carolyn herself. About the Author Sarah Graves lives with her husband in Eastport, Maine, in the 1823 Federal-style house that helped inspire her books. This series and the author's real-life experience have been featured in House & Garden and USA Today.Lindsay Ellison is a narrator, producer, director, editor, performer, teacher, and a published and recorded songwriter and poet. She has narrated hundreds of audiobooks for the Library of Congress and the Perkins School for the Blind. She is an improvisational storyteller and a spokesperson for art and literacy on several New England television stations, and she coaches the art of narration nationally.
