Faux Reel (An Imogene Museum Mystery), by Jerusha Jones
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Someone has broken into the Imogene Museum. Curator Meredith Morehouse finds an empty ornate frame, the still-life painting hurriedly sheared from its moorings, and calls in Sheriff Marge Stettler as she scrambles to identify the burglar. Not because his taste in art is questionable but because the thief’s intimate knowledge of the museum and its collections indicates much more is at stake.
Is the thief a friend or stranger? It doesn’t help that the population of Platts Landing, Washington, has just blossomed with the influx of Hollywood movie-types roaming the countryside in search of the perfect setting for their next documentary. Nor that Meredith’s boyfriend, Pete, has just spotted his ex-girlfriend among the production crew.
Can Meredith protect Sockeye County’s iconic cultural institution and her beloved employer, Rupert Hagg, from the thief’s sinister intent?
Revised edition: This edition of Faux Reel includes editorial revisions.
Faux Reel (An Imogene Museum Mystery), by Jerusha Jones- Amazon Sales Rank: #1573156 in Books
- Published on: 2015-10-20
- Released on: 2015-10-20
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.25" h x 1.00" w x 5.50" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 182 pages
About the Author
Jerusha Jones lives in a small town in the west end of the Columbia River Gorge. When she grows up, she fully intends to be a feisty old lady. In the meantime, she regularly maxes out her library's lending limit, has happily declared a truce with the clover in the lawn, but is fanatical about sealing up cracks in her old house, armed with a caulking gun. Due to the number of gaps she has yet to locate, however, she has also perfected her big spider shriek.
Jerusha loves wool socks, Pink Lady apples with crunchy peanut butter, feather pillows, scenery of breathtaking grandeur, and weather just cool enough to require a sweater, all of which are plentiful in the Pacific Northwest. She is eternally grateful to have escaped the corporate world with its relentless, mind-numbing meetings and now writes (or doodles or fantasizes or cogitates or stares out the window or whatever you want to call it) full time.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. An enjoyable cozy series By Linda Meredith Morehouse, curator of the unusual Imogene Museum, is thrilled that her first annual fundraiser seems to be a huge success. While taking a break from the festivities, Meredith finds evidence of a theft. Someone has stolen a painting, a very ugly painting that was completed decades earlier and gifted to the museum by Cosmo Hagg, a distant relative of Director Rupert Hagg. Knowing that the painting isn't worth much, Meredith is convinced the answer to the theft lies in the history of the Hagg family. Since there is evidence the thief is familiar with the layout of the museum, Meredith is worried that more items could be stolen. With the help of her friends, she sets out to find a connection.Jerusha Jones is the author of the Imogene Museum cozy mysteries. Faux Reel is the 5th book in this enjoyable series. The mysteries are always interesting, and the beautiful Columbia River Gorge area of Washington is an inviting setting, but the characters are the reason I am following this series. The people of the town of Platt's Landing are warm and inviting. They welcome newcomers with open arms and willingly see the good in people. The characters have unique personalities but they aren't quirky--they just seem like real people, the kind you would like to have as friends.These books are a bit shorter than the usual cozy mystery. On the up side, you can finish the book in a day or two. On the down side, you can finish the book in a day or two!! I'm always sorry when these books end. Book 1 (Rock Bottom) is 99 cents. That's a great deal. If you are a cozy mystery fan, give this series a try.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Jerusha, Keep Typing, Please! By International Lady I wish there were more stars to rate this series, it is fantastic. Ms. Jones has a definite star in Meredith Morehouse. Combining a mystery with a museum is the perfect combination for a "good read". Weaving in all the information on the artifacts in the museum gives a dignified and cultured aspect to the storyline. Having Meredith older than the usual 20 somethings is also a breath of adult fresh air. My only complaint is that I cannot put the Kindle down when I am reading this series, it is that good. I am waiting for the next adventure with baited breath.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. My least favorite, but still a "favorite." By Ethan Winning One of the problems with having four books that rated a "10" is that there is an unwarranted expectation that the fifth will also be a 10. I may be the only one who didn't (thoroughly) enjoy the introduction of Meredith's mother, at least not until she became part of the "investigation" into what was behind that painting. I also wasn't enamored with the Hollywood folk that show up in a small town that seemingly has nothing to do with "Hollywood folk." I understand why it has become necessary to add new characters, but this seemed a stretch.Still, as I do with Ms. Jones' books, much as I tried to make it last, I finished in two nights. I just had to find out the answer(s) to the painting's mystery. (Btw, I worry about Tuppence being left alone so much!)Would I buy another in the series? In a heartbeat! But I think that we shouldn't put so much pressure on the author to pump these out every 6-9 months.
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