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Silence Of The Hams Mm (Mass Market Paperback)

by J Churchill (Author)
4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
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Housewife and sleuth Jane Jeffry makes her seventh outing in this breezy mystery of Agatha Award-winning author Churchill (A Quiche Before Dying). When loathed attorney Robert Stonecipher is felled by a rack of hams at the opening of a neighborhood deli where Jane's son works, she and her friend, Shelley, begin snooping. With reluctant help from her boyfriend, homicide detective Mel VanDyne, Jane uncovers plenty of skeletons in closets, all the while trying to find time to restock her own pantry, chaperone the school's grand night party and make peace with her teenage daughter. Complicated by plenty of twists and seasoned with wit, the investigation of Stonecipher's death should build reader appeal for Churchill's first hardcover, War and Peas, scheduled for release in November.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.


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Pompous, pig-headed attorney Robert Stonecipher is a major pain in the ham hocks. So no one is terribly upset when he's fatally mashed by a falling rock of hams at the new deli where suburban single mom Jane Jeffry's son works part-time.

But when Stonecipher's most obnoxious employee meets an equally appropriate end, Jane knows the fat's really in the fire. And though her homicide detective honey Mel VanDyne disapproves, Jane is determined to dive headfirst into this deadly daze of swine and neuroses -- and hunt a hog-wild murderer despite her own killer agenda as homemaker/PTA/church/community busyperson.


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4.0 out of 5 stars There is a sort of euphoria if you burn your bridges, Dec 15 2003
By Mary E. Sibley (Carneys Point, NJ USA) - See all my reviews
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Hams are relevant to delis and lawyers. A lawyer appears under a rack of hams. Robert Stonecipher has made a nuisance of himself in the community trying to shut down people's businesses. Two mothers, Shelley and Jane, are bored with Cub Scouts and school awards assemblies and decide to team up to thwart Robert Stonecipher. Everyone shows up for the opening of a new deli and, as previously mentioned, Stonecipher is discovered under a rack of hams.

Under the circumstances nearly everyone in the community is a suspect until it is learned that Stonecipher died of natural causes. Next his secretary departs life and her death renews the efforts of the police officer, Mel, Jane's friend, to trace the possiblity that some people were being blackmailed by the pair. The solution to the mystery is of the psychological kind and is well done. The women, Jane and Shelley, along with Jane's son Mike, and Mel are delightfully rendered by the author.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Silence of the Hams, Jun 14 2001
By Ellen Griffin "erg3011" (USA) - See all my reviews
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As usual an excellent book!!!!!!! I loved it and highly recommend it to everyone. Hard to 'put down'.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Fluffy, but fun, Feb 19 2000
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Jill Churchill never disappoints. Silence of the Hams continues the enjoyable Jane Jeffries series with Jane and Shelly investigating yet another murder in the wilds of suburbia. If you are looking for enduring literature, look elsewhere. If you are looking for a fun read, this is the right place.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Funny, entertaining, absorbing, well written!
Jane Jeffry, much beloved single mom and solver murder cases, takes time off from domestic chores and car pool duties, to probe yet another puzzling murder case. Read more
Published on Oct 20 1997 by barb@wsu.edu

5.0 out of 5 stars A must-read
As always, a delightfully, funny and entertaining book that will make you want to make a cup of hot tea, curl up with soft music and read from beginning to end in one sitting
Published on Mar 15 1997

5.0 out of 5 stars Homemaker solves more than what's for dinner!
Jill Churchill's newest novel, starring the wonderful Jane Jeffry, is a wonderful way to take your mind off the humdrum and mundane happenings of everyday life. Read more
Published on Aug 10 1996

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