Harassment comes in all shapes and sizes and Dee Rommel’s protective streak – particularly
when it comes to her mother’s well-being and Dee’s new clients, is triggered. When an avid
environmentalist and scion of Portland is murdered, Dee’s boss, private investigator Gordy
Greer, puts Dee on the case.
Details and clues seem to work at cross-purposes, land deals worth millions and conservation
concerns are at loggerheads and families are at war over who gets crowned the ultimate decision-
maker. Dee is thrown in with a diverse cast of harassed suspects and has to step into dangerous
territory to defend the weakest among them.
Dee gains new insight, about herself and her loved ones. She has choices to make, and they must be
the right choices – for their safety – and hers.
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After twenty years in Hollywood as a screenwriter working for the major studios, Jule Selbo moved to Portland Maine to focus on writing novels. First came three historical fiction books, then she moved into her favorite genre: crime-mystery. 7 DAYS, A Dee Rommel Mystery, is the fourth book in the crime/mystery series that has made Kirkus' Top 5 mysteries from Indie Publishers List, has been awarded a Silver Falchion and award nominations from Foreword Review, the Clue Award, Maine Literary Award and more. The series begins with 10 DAYS, is followed by 9 DAYS, 8 DAYS, and now 7 DAYS (you can see the pattern). The Dee Rommel Series is a finalist in the CIBA Book Series Awards. Quoting from reviews: "Dee Rommel is one of today's most compelling detectives";"A hero unlike any other in crime fiction"; "Fans of Lisa Jewell and Lisa Gardner will enjoy these suspenseful thrillers". She's now working on 6 DAYS, A Dee Rommel Mystery.
"In 7 Days, Dee Rommel's past comes back to haunt her when an eccentric purse thief is found dead, and Dee's boss's friend dies under suspicious circumstances. Thus begins an exquisitely multi-layered plot that comes together seamlessly to deliver a spinetingling and startling climax. If you're missing Sue Grafton's Alphabet series like I am, you'll want to read Jule Selbo's Dee Rommel books—they're as comforting as they are exciting. I'm a big fan!"—Holly West, author of the Mistress of Fortune mysteries and the Anthony Award-winning editor of Killin' Time in San Diego
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