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title: "The Julius House: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery"
brand: "charlaine harris"
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# The Julius House: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery

**Brand:** charlaine harris
**Price:** 79 Lei
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    Tepid and meandering
  

*by C***H on Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2019*

Intrepid Aurora Teagarden has just gotten married and is gifted her "dream home" - the title house - which was the site of an eerie family disappearance six years earlier.  Naturally, Aurora is intrigued enough to start investigating what really happened to the missing family, while pondering the mysterious behavior of her enigmatic new husband.I usually enjoy Harris' work and I have a special fondness for Aurora Teagarden - enough so that I despise the sanitized Hallmark Channel rendering of her works with the tragically miscast over-caffeinated Candace Cameron Bure at the helm.  The first three Aurora books have been quite well done and a lot of fun.  So I was surprised to find The Julius House unfocused and plodding, with an underwhelming Aurora.  If this is what married life is doing to her, get thee to a divorce attorney.  The story seems to take forever to address the central mystery surrounding the house, because Harris keeps taking time-consuming and fairly irrelevant side trips.  Too much time is dedicated to Aurora's wedding preparations and the character is a pouty downer this time around.  She frets over all of the pre-wedding parties and luncheons she is expected to attend (oh, the poor dear!).  She pouts that her fiance is keeping secrets from her and that her acquaintances all seem to have reservations about her husband (get a clue, dear).  She frets about the strange couple that her now-husband installs over the garage in their new home.  She ponders about finding the perfect wedding gift for her husband, which requires a very lengthy completely unrelated trip to Ohio, where she meets her husband's first wife and snags a desired piece of real estate from his much-loathed stepfather through chicanery.  It seems like we are two-thirds into the book before Aurora gets her ducks lined up to investigate the mystery of the Julius  House...you know, what the book is named after.  And the big reveal is not exactly earth shattering and a bit disappointing.Some of the better characters are underused here - especially Aurora's haughty society matron mother.  Aurora, when not fretting, pouting or pondering, basically sits around the house.  She has given up her job at the library in light of her inheritance (understandable), but I do not believe many people will be sympathetic towards a person whose goals in life now appear to be planning meals for her man, being sad when he travels on business, and basically wanting to be a dutiful housewife.  Can anyone say...BORING!  I hope this character snaps out of this rut.Worse, Aurora's dream man/hubby is a complete cipher.  We know he is hiding stuff from his past and present, and that he apparently adores Aurora, but he seems strangely devoid of personality or charm.  The only definites we know are that he is 45-years-old and a hard body.  That is it.  He floats in and out of the story, and talk about him or wondering about him takes up an inordinate amount of pages, and the character just does not seem worth this effort.The assistance of the Real Murders Club is definitely needed here.  Most of the supporting characters are barely nodded to and Aurora's reacts to them less as friends, then as time-wasters that she must put up with to either glean information or because faux surface Southern manners dictate that she must extend them courtesy, albeit reluctantly.  Aurora seems oddly disenchanted with pretty much all of her family and acquaintances herein.I suppose one mediocrity out of four books in the series is excusable, so long as the next book rectifies the problems.  Truthfully, I would not be upset to see Aurora's tedious husband Martin given the boot.  That would be a good start right there.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Another Auroa Teagarden murder mystery
  

*by T***! on Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2019*

Wow, this was amazing..I was not prepared for this story ..nothing like the movie and nothing like reviews  I had read. First, Aurora is not letting Martin control her. She does fine on her own! Second..I like how the author has her human, real, yet brave and fiesty. Third, what a mystery,  I did make a guess about Charity And Harley, but what a story. Fourth, Auroua makes herself more unsafe than Martin's  work...great read!

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Well-written
  

*by S***S on Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2018*

The writing is good, the plot interesting and the characters believable. But the protagonist is a little tiresome. She likes her delicate Southern self image and thinks her preoccupation with which glasses to wear is cute. She is prone to stomp off to her bedroom and cry when she doesn’t get her way, which is irritating.  I wouldn’t seek out another book in this series. As a footnote I’d like to mention the author refers to Joe Pike as Joe Pyle. Someone should have caught that error.

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