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I need help in identifying a mystery series. The heroine is a house cleaner or maid or owns a cleaning service like that, and so she has "access" to different homes, allowing her to snoop around when need be. Does this sound familliar? Can anyone point me in the right direction about this book series? Thanks in advance for any help! |
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Kathy Hogan Trocheck (AKA Mary Kay Andrews) wrote the Callahan Garrity series. The main character owned a cleaning business in Atlanta. The series, now defunct, contained eight books. Here's a link to other mysteries featuring "domestics and servants": http://www.stopyourekillingme.com/JobCats/Domestics.html
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There is the Lois Meade series by Ann Purser. I believe the series begins with "Murder on Monday". They are set in England. |
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Click on the link |
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Thanks everybody!!! I knew I'd get great info. |
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The Ann Purser series is really good, and since she used all the days of the week, she continued with Warning at One and Tragedy at Two. This could go on and on (let's hope). |
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The main character, Lily Bard, in the Shakespeare's Series, is a housecleaner, tho she's a much deeper character too. I'm nearly finished with Shakespeare's Landlord, the first one. |
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Yes, the Ann Purser series is the one you want. It is excellent!! I'm waiting for Warning at One after reading all the "day" books. |
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