Wall-to-Wall Dead - (Do-It-Yourself Mystery) by Jennie Bentley (Paperback)

About the Book

Avery Baker and her fianc Derek are flipping a condo in peaceful Waterford, Maine, to earn some extra money for their wedding. When the dead body of the neighborhood busybody disturbs their peace, it's up to Avery to find the killer. Includes home design and renovation tips. Original.

Book Synopsis

In this Do-It-Yourself mystery series that's perfect for lovers of HGTV home renovation shows, a designer looking for a quick house flip will discover that good fences don't always make good neighbors--

Avery Baker never thought she'd leave Manhattan, until she inherited her aunt's old Maine cottage and found her true calling--home renovation. But when Avery goes to work restoring a condominium, she discovers it's another condo owner who's been condemned...

Avery and her partner, Derek, are fixing up a cute little condo in homey Waterfield, Maine, hoping for a quick turnaround and some extra money. It seems like a simple project--and Avery is looking forward to using her big-city experience with small spaces.

But they didn't expect to have their every move watched by the resident busybody in the condo, Hilda Shaw, who loves snooping on everyone's comings and goings. When the busybody becomes a dead body, Avery suspects foul play. Soon she's doing some snooping of her own--and it seems everyone in the complex has a secret. Could one of them be worth killing for? Avery needs to work fast, before someone decides to fix her...for good.

Review Quotes

Praise for the Do-It-Yourself Mysteries

"Each novel in the series delights." --Examiner.com

"Jennie Bentley has nailed together another great mystery."--Fresh Fiction

"A delightful small-town Maine sleuth . . . Solid and entertaining." --Midwest Book Review

About the Author

A career as a REALTOR(R) and professional renovator has given debut author Jennie Bentley plenty of fodder for her new series of Do-It-Yourself Home Renovation Mysteries. She has stumbled over dead bodies--those of birds, cockroaches, and the occasional rat; unearthed buried treasure--gorgeous tile floors hidden under ugly vinyl, pristine footed bathtubs covered over with drywall; and had personal experience with just how dangerous renovating a house can be--she and her husband have come close to killing each other on many occasions while renovating the eight houses the family has owned in the past eight years.