Sink Trap (A Georgiana Neverall Mystery)

by Christy Evans

Book Overview

Former corporate drone Georgiana Neverall loves her new occupation as a plumber's apprentice, but is a bit surprised when she finds the favorite brooch of Martha Tepper, the town's former librarian,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425230791
• Release Date: October 2009
• Publisher: Berkley
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.7" x 4.1"

Customer Reviews

Great new series!

I just finished reading SINK TRAP - and thoroughly enjoyed it. Georgiana Neverall is a fun new amateur sleuth winning lots of well-deserved praise. The cute cover caught my eye, but it was the story that drew me in - and every time I had to stop reading, I couldn't wait to get back to see what was going to happen next. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the plumbing tips, too. Georgiana and this new group of characters are interesting, genuine, and people I want to learn more about - Sue, Wade, Barry, and even Sandra, her mom. I'm already looking forward to the next book in the series - there's a lot of more to Georgie than first meets the eye. Christy Evans has crafted an excellent mystery with a very plausible plot, and more than a few red herrings. Ms. Evans is definitely on my auto-buy list!

Sink Trap

I LOVE THIS BOOK!!!!! Christy Evans is my new favorite author!! Her character Georgie is a strong woman. No whining from her. I've already pre-ordered her next book. Look forward to more in the future. I had a tough time putting it down, even lost some sleep. What a wonderful read. kg

Great Read!

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Sink Trap. It was a fun and interesting book. Can't wait for the next "Georgianna Neverall Mystery" - get going Christy Evans!

Plumbing tricks are included

Christy Evans' SILK TRAP provides a Georgina Neverall mystery blending a plumber's apprentice's skills with clues literally down the drain. Plumbing tricks are included. A fine pick for lending libraries strong in murder mysteries.

Can a cozy credibly mix plumbing and mystery? Answer: Yes!

Georgiana Neverall, former Silicon Valley CEO, leaves a decidedly murky past to become a plumber's apprentice in her old home town of Pine Ridge, Oregon. But the day she discovers a piece of jewelry in a sink trap is the day she's ensnared in an old-fashioned whodunnit. For this piece of jewelry isn't one that a woman would leave behind...unless she was unable to come back. Christy Evans spins a fun tale full of quirky characters out to fix their lives, unclog the pipes, and (in fine cozy fashion) solve the mystery along the way. Georgiana is by far the best and most fun of all the folks who people this book, a woman who's struggling to remake her life, put a troubled past behind her, and reconnect with her old crowd of friends. As she describes her plumbing technique - and her approach to life, one suspects - it's one where she has the right tools, and 'a whole lot of stubborn'. The mystery plot is less a matter of winnowing out the suspects and more about finding proof that will stick. And speaking of 'stick', it's likely that a lot of readers are going to be sticking around to see what further trouble Ms. Neverall will encounter in the course of keeping the taps running in the Pacific Northwest.