The House of Seven Mabels
A Jane Jeffry Mystery by Jill Churchill
Review: The House of Seven Mabels is the 13th outing for Jane Jeffry in Jill Churchill's long-running cozy mystery series.
When the title of a book is more clever than the book itself, there's a problem. It's not that The House of Seven Mabels is a poorly written or constructed mystery; it's just that it's so predictable. The premise is promising, with Jane and her best friend Shelley hired by hard-core feminists to restore and redecorate a local mansion, but Churchill never delivers.
Fans of Jill Churchill and cozies in general will no doubt enjoy this latest entry in the Jane Jeffy series, but those looking for any originality in their mysteries should look elsewhere.
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It Had to Be You
William Morrow (Hardcover), March 2004
ISBN-13: 9780060528430; ISBN-10: 0060528435
Location(s) referenced in The House of Seven Mabels: New York State
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The House of Seven Mabels by Jill Churchill — A Jane Jeffry Mystery
Publisher: William Morrow
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-13: 978-0-380-97736-9
Publication Date: August 2002
List Price: $23.95
