The next installment in Charlaine Harris' Aurora Teahouse mystery series, The Julius House, has a slow start to the mystery portion of the story, which is somewhat relegated to the background until about halfway through the book. Aurora and her new husband move into an old home that hasn't been lived in for over six years because the previous family went missing without a trace. Aurora decides to investigate the disappearances of the unsolved case. She also has to deal with the realization that her husband is keeping some very deep secrets about his past from her. Overall it's a decent book but it focuses more on Aurora's story than the murder mystery.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
The Julius House
The next installment in Charlaine Harris' Aurora Teahouse mystery series, The Julius House, has a slow start to the mystery portion of the story, which is somewhat relegated to the background until about halfway through the book. Aurora and her new husband move into an old home that hasn't been lived in for over six years because the previous family went missing without a trace. Aurora decides to investigate the disappearances of the unsolved case. She also has to deal with the realization that her husband is keeping some very deep secrets about his past from her. Overall it's a decent book but it focuses more on Aurora's story than the murder mystery.
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