| Description | THE CURSE OF APARTMENT 5B is the second book in the Julie Avery Mystery Trilogy. Richard Beasley, Julie’s publisher was pleased with HER NEW BOOK. It had sold well in the bookstores and online. He was anxious for Julie to continue providing her novels to him for publication, especially since she had added the mystery twist to HER NEW BOOK. Richard is equally pleased when Julie sells her cottage in Monique and moves to Fort Wayne. His and Brandon’s offices are downtown, not far from Julie’s new apartment. He is excited for the opportunity to work closer with Julie and to get her current book. He loves the story line she shares with him about the strange happenings at the West End Manor and the interesting people who live there. As we meet and get to know the residents, we find Julie’s life is hectic as she plans for her upcoming wedding while researching the background of the curse of Apartment 5B for her current book. |
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The Julie Avery Mystery Trilogy: Part 2 – The Curse of Apartment 5B – PAPERBACK
$13.00
Beverly J. Graves
Format: Paperback
Published Date: November 17, 2022
Pages: 180
ISBN: 978-1-959761-06-8
Beverly J. Graves
Beverly lives in Pella, Iowa with husband, Don. She is retired and volunteers in community events that keep her busy. She’s been actively involved with community theater for almost 40 years performing and directing in 50+ productions. She has written several plays and skits and seen them brought to life on stage. Her love of theater encouraged her to organize a children’s drama group at church than ran for eleven years. Beverly says “It is a joy to see young actors grow up to become confident, outstanding young adults”.
For thirty years she has performed a one-woman show entitled The Reluctant Pioneer written by her dear friend Muriel Kooi. It is the story of Mareah Scholte, the wife of Dominie Hendrik Pieter Scholte, the founder of Pella, who came to America from the Netherlands for religious freedom. Tour groups, women’s groups, church groups, bank club groups, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs have enjoyed this historical piece. Performances for tourists at the Annual Tulip Festival in the historic Pella Opera House have been especially important for Beverly to share about her community.
Beverly loves writing and hopes to continue with more stories. Watch for Part 3 – The Architect coming soon.
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