#MysteryMonday: Good, Clean Murder by Traci Tyne Hilton @TraciTyneHilton

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good clean murder

Synopsis

Living on her own for her first time, Bible school student Jane cleans houses to make ends meet. But being independent brings big trials, like falling for a handsome professor, dealing with an obnoxious roommate, and then there’s the dead bodies…

Who knew being housekeeper to wealthy owners of a Roly Burger franchise would mean sweeping up clues to their death, while ministering to the needs of their heirs?

This is one big mess that Jane is intent on cleaning up before things get even worse.

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Other Books in the series:

Dirty Little Murder

Bright New Murder

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