A Work in Progress - Graves, Beverly J.
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A WORK IN PROGRESS is the 4th book in the Julie Avery Mystery series. Although this is a new mystery, our main characters from the Julie Avery Mystery Trilogy will still be with us. Our heroine, Julie, is now married to her longtime friend and love of her life, Brandon Jenkins, and they are living happily in their big Tudor home with their new born baby. They are joined by housekeeper, Florine, who becomes an important part of the family. Julie has been in the process of having the old "mansion" renovated when several unusually disturbing happenings upset the peace. Julie's publisher and dear…mehr

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A WORK IN PROGRESS is the 4th book in the Julie Avery Mystery series. Although this is a new mystery, our main characters from the Julie Avery Mystery Trilogy will still be with us. Our heroine, Julie, is now married to her longtime friend and love of her life, Brandon Jenkins, and they are living happily in their big Tudor home with their new born baby. They are joined by housekeeper, Florine, who becomes an important part of the family. Julie has been in the process of having the old "mansion" renovated when several unusually disturbing happenings upset the peace. Julie's publisher and dear friend, Richard Beasley, remains in the story, along with friends from the West End Manor, as well as Detective Don Graverton, who always gets the job done. Author Beverly hopes you will enjoy the continuing story in the life of Julie Avery.
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Beverly lives in Pella, Iowa with husband, Don. She is retired and volunteers in community events that keep her busy. She's been actively involved with community theater for almost 40 years performing and directing 50+ productions. She has written several plays and skits, and seen them brought to life on stage. Her love of theater encouraged her to organize a children's drama group at church that ran for eleven years. Beverly says, "It is a joy to see young actors grow up to become confident, outstanding young adults."