Review “SELL LOW, SWEET HARRIET” By Sherry Harris

Garage sale entrepreneur Sarah Winston has built a spotless reputation for her business. As a former Air Force spouse who’s moved countless times, she’s a real pro when it comes to organizing and packing. She also has an eye for spotting priceless finds in a client’s dusty basement and knows how to display and price items to maximize profits.

Winter is a slow time in Sarah’s business, so she’s happy to be hired by Jeannette Blevins to clean out her late parents’ house. Sarah is really intrigued when she learns that the late couple were retired CIA agents. Sarah is in the middle of the cleanout when a man, identifying himself as Jeannette’s brother, appears at the house. The next thing Sarah knows, she finds the man unconscious on the floor. The man is rushed to the local hospital, but when Jeannette sees him, she says he’s not her brother. Then the man disappears. When Sarah finds a camera hidden in the house, she’s really spooked out. Is this job worth risking her life?

As if her life isn’t already filled with enough drama, Sarah is enlisted by the local authorities to use her many personal friendships on the nearby Air Force base to help solve the shocking murder of Alicia Arbas, a young military wife. Sarah beings to ask questions about Alicia, and she gets a variety of conflicting stories about the dead woman. Someone is clearly lying, but who? With so much on her plate at one time, and not wanting to be left alone in the Bevins house while she’s cleaning and pricing objects for the sale, Sarah hires Harriet Ballou to help. This turns out to be a wise choice, as Harriet is a former FBI hostage negotiator.

“Sell Low, Sweet Harriet,” is the seventh in the Garage Sale mysteries. Every title in this series is well plotted and a pleasure to read. Can’t wait for book eight!

Review “Sell Low, Sweet Harriet” by Sherry Harris

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