Trap Door

Home Repair Is Homicide, Book 10

By: Sarah Graves

Narrated by: Lindsay Ellison

Spring has sprung in Eastport, Maine, and in Jacobia Jake Tiptree's 1823 Federal style fixer-upper, that means a housecleaning so thorough even the skeletons in the closet get polished! But nothing can prepare Jake for what she'll uncover: a trio of mysteries certain to make her usual home repair projects seem as simple as scraping paint. What do an old book hidden in Jake's cellar, the appearance of her ex-husband's ghost, and the murder of her housekeeper's son have in common? Only Jake can jigsaw the clues into place - and she'd better do it fast, before a killer snares her in a trap she can't escape.

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Great story

Another great story. Really enjoy this book series and that they keep the same narrator

another great book

loved I.. good to see it coming together was a little sad. in parts but it was a good book

Keep reading

This was not my favorite installment in this great series (and in looking at other reviews, I’m not the only one who feels that way). I thought Jake and Ellie did some uncharacteristically dumb things. Between that and the seemingly unrelated book-related side story, I spent a good chunk of this listen vaguely irritated. HOWEVER, the resolution was more than satisfying and I’m thinking the book distraction may be resolved in the next book. So, bottom line, if you’re enjoying this series, stick with this book.

Dark but good

This was on the dark side of cozy. It still had the cozy feel that Sarah Graves created in Eastport Maine. But, the plot was dark with lots of twist and turns. I loved it. I can't wait for the next book.

Another great book in the series

Each book in the series gets better and better. The author is so good at describing Eastport, I feel like I lived there for decades too.