Um Mistério de Aurora Teagarden: A Casa dos Julius

Aurora Teagarden looking to spend some of the money she came into on finding a home. And despite her mum, Aida's reluctance she shows Aurora the Julius house, the location of a mystery as just a couple of years earlier the Julius family who lived there disappeared when one night they went for dinner with a friend and were never to be seen again. With Aurora buying the Julius house her journalist friend gets to do a follow up on the mystery and as Aurora looks into things the more involved she becomes.

An above average episode with plenty of mystery to sink ones teeth into. Aurora purchases a dream house - it's a dream because a family who once lived there disappeared. She gets a chance to poke around. She finds a doll with a message in it, and something else horrid in the roof. The acting is really good - the characters come to life, which is one of the appeals of this fine series.

21 dates in and Aurora and Martin's relationship is still on the rise. (Martin is counting their dates, because according to Aida they are not an official couple until they have been on 25 dates.)

Aurora finally buys her first house which is ten minutes out of town and infamously known as The Julius House, as it is involved in an old missing family case. When Aurora picks up the keys from Bubba Rankart, he shares a story about how the original owners boarded up a closet when the house was built. This of course sends Aurora on a mission to find it before she moves in...and find it she does, hastily boarded up with bloody rags left inside after finding a disturbing journal page from the daughter of the house.

"Ok wait...Is this Martin Bartell, former CIA agent, who told me he thinks we are alike and admired my suspicious mind?"-Aurora.

"Why do you have that look?"-Martin "What look?"-Aurora "Let's call it the thrill of the chase look."-Martin.

"Seems even sweet old ladies find you and your questions irritating."-Lynn

I love Aurora's new house, it is gorgeous! I also like the setting out in the countryside with fields on the horizon. This was a pretty interesting missing person mystery.

"I don't have a baseball bat or anything else I can hit him with. You know I told myself months ago that if I was going to keep hanging out with you that I need to invest in a baseball bat."-Sally

As a native Washingtonian I was happy to see actual stock footage of the real Spokane, Washington and Portland, Oregon...especially since the fictional Lawrenceton which is supposed to be in Washington State only gets stock footage from upstate New York...don't get me wrong I love the town and the waterfall they show.

I love the humorous stakeout banter between Ro and Martin. Still really enjoying the tight knit cast which works so well together in this series. I really appreciate that they keep the same actors. The friendship between Ro and Sally is wonderful...and the real murders club is fun and really gives this show a well rounded approach to mysteries.

Great twisted mystery and what really keeps this series in my top three favorites of mystery series on Hallmark along with Hannah Swensen's and Mystery 101. More romantic that some of the other films in the series. I think cosy mystery fans will love it!

The best part of series seems be the frame. The embroidery of humor, romance , apparences, old fahion misteries and simplicity well used. A film great for details, and, I admitt, for Yannick Bisson - Candace Cameron Bure, Marilu Henner -Bruce Dawson. Good job of Gabrielle Rose and, in same measure, nice house.

I think this is the most sinister one so far after the copycat murders. It starts off pretty simple with a missing's person opening going back five years ago, and continues but is paced slower as the film goes on to give space for developing stories for character arcs. I do appreciate the continuity they're doing, makes it feel more like a TV show where I continue watching episodes instead of separate films. Clues and hints gets dropped from time to time which can make you guess the ending already but still drops the bomb on the audience, while not unexpected is a welcome final scene.

I love how cozy and easily digestible these Aurora Teagarden movies are, It's a good popcorn flick to pass time and be entertained.

These movies are something you want to watch on a Saturday or Sunday. It's a good movie without all the blood and violence in them. It's more about a story then violence. I especially like the addition of Yannick Bisson of Murdock Mysteries as Aurora's boyfriend. Let's hope the writers can keep him in and move that story forward. It shows Aurora maturing. It shows the story moving forward. Something TV shows lack these days.