She starts with an assumption that this could be one of the police detectives whose sudden and unexpected romantic interest in her guessing. It is against this backdrop that Roe now must quickly work to discover which among her fellow sleuth the killer is. In the height of all this, Aurora or Roe’ Teagarden, the 4’11” librarian is simply not a member of the club as well as a suspect in the murder, she also a potential victim given the fact that all the subsequent murders follow the same fashion of a fashion crime. This sort of throws the spanner into the works as the members try to think of any possible reasons that could lead to this ugly incident.

It is in this novel that these members take a closer look as one of their members is brutally bludgeoned in the same fashion as one of the crimes was to be the subject of discussion that night. The story starts in a local small town known as Lawrenceton in Georgia with local crime buffs conducting monthly meetings to take stock of the crime prevalence in the town. In this article, we shall review some of the books that featured this character in order to discover how she went about her pursuits and how the author used such endeavors to highlight some of the problems bedeviling the ordinary men. This club is a group of twelve enthusiasts who gather on monthly basis to study some famous baffling and unresolved criminal cases. In the 1st book of this series, we are introduced to the 28 year old Aurora, also referred to as Roe as a professional librarian who also belongs in the Real Murderers club. These novels where written from the years 1990 to the year 2003.

This sensational character appears in eight crime novels and is used by the author to advance several themes throughout the various novels she is a protagonist. Aurora Teagarden refers to a fictional character that is created by the sensational author Charlaine Harris.

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