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Staged for Murder #2
Conventional Murder
Ari Ames knows she was railroaded into chairing the regional convention for home stagers. She expected some challenges...but not murder. When a killer continues to strike, Ari is determined to solve the crimes - even if the police don't want her help. Detective Dan Watkins soon finds, however, stopping Ari is like trying to lasso a Texas tornado. Will Ari unmask the killer in time? Or will she become the final victim?
320 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 17, 2015
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About the author
D.A. Featherling
37 books5 followersD. A. (Dorothy) Featherling writes in multiple genres. She has penned and published adult mysteries, romantic comedies, end times fiction, romance, and a book about a non-fiction cold case murder as well. She has also penned a time travel adventure for 9-12 year olds. Her administrative years in corporations, state agencies, and a university physics research center, and as owner of a home staging business, have given her a multitude of ideas and characters for her novels.
She has also written numerous non-fiction and technical pieces and has won awards for fiction, journalism, and public speaking. She is a member of several writers’ groups. D.A. now lives in Georgetown, Texas and appears and/or speaks at events for clubs, civic organizations, churches, and schools upon request.
She has also written numerous non-fiction and technical pieces and has won awards for fiction, journalism, and public speaking. She is a member of several writers’ groups. D.A. now lives in Georgetown, Texas and appears and/or speaks at events for clubs, civic organizations, churches, and schools upon request.
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November 15, 2020
The story was OK. Not terribly memorable but not totally forgettable either. The one thing I wanted to point out though was the main character talks about the old Greeks (it's toward the end of the book p.252) and then she refers to herself as their present day "ancestor" - and what she really wanted to say was "their present day descendant" not an ancestor of those ancestors. It just struck me as sad that she didn't have an editor to catch that for her. I read a kindle version of the story...
November 17, 2020
A fun cozy mystery
Plot involves an interesting setting and unexpected twist. The Christian references and absence of vulgar & profane language are appreciated & contribute to the quality of the book!
Plot involves an interesting setting and unexpected twist. The Christian references and absence of vulgar & profane language are appreciated & contribute to the quality of the book!
December 8, 2020
Attracting trouble
Book one may have set up some of the background for this book, however, I did not read them that way. A profession I have never considered staging, I sure hope murders are included. Interesting I think I worked out the criminals but when all facts are listed you can see it easier.
Book one may have set up some of the background for this book, however, I did not read them that way. A profession I have never considered staging, I sure hope murders are included. Interesting I think I worked out the criminals but when all facts are listed you can see it easier.
December 20, 2015
Excellent cozy mystery with interesting, lovable characters. Stands alone, but I liked book 1 also.
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