Search - Dying to Sell

I enjoyed Sefton's knitting mysteries, but this one just didn't grab me. About 50 pages from the end, I decided I didn't care whodunit, and put it down.

I really enjoyed this light mystery. It was a fun and fast read.

This was a new author to me. I enjoyed the book and will look for more by her.

This was an interesting first book in a new series. Lines up the main characters, background, etc. Hopefully all these will be developed in further books. The plot was good, and I had no idea who-done-it until the very end. There are several obvious similarities to Sefton's other Knitting series. I would read any other books in this series. I think it has potential to be quite good.

This is a Kate Doyle Mystery. Kate finds herself reeling with shock, when she finds her client dead and his soon to be ex wife the prime suspect.

Kate Doyle gets involved in her friend's husbands murder when Amanda, her friend becomes the number one suspect. Lots of information about life as a Realtor along the way. Very entertaining.

Kate Doyle, newbie Colorado realtor, knew that her job could be complicated, but when dealing with the sale of her friends' home, little did she know that it could be deadly. When Kate arrives at Mark's home for him to sign the sales papers she find him in the elegantly appointed library with a letter opener sticking out of his neck. Usually, this would be an open and shut case, the spouse is always the first suspect, but with Mark's philandering ways, the suspect list grows exponentially. So of course, Kate has to snoop and solve the case to free her friend of suspicion. Maggie Sefton is known for her Knitting Series and I believe that this book is the first in a new series. Interesting start with what could be a good continuation of characters. Can't wait to see what develops between Kate and the home inspector / gun expert Chekov.