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When it comes to murder, even brilliant scientists aren't immune…
The night Harold Munson is shot dead in his car, the primary suspect is the man's brainiac wife. But Charlotte, who has a passion for science and sex with strangers, swears all she wants is a Nobel Prize for curing brain cancer, even if that requires fudging her research and a few dead patients along the way.
When the next body drops, all signs point to Charlotte, but Detective Sam Lagarde doggedly follows the clues until he has his own Eureka moment.
About the author
Ginny Fite is an award-winning journalist and author of eight published novels, three collections of poetry, a collection of short stories, and a book of humorous essays on aging. A graduate of Rutgers University and Johns Hopkins University, her 40-year career in communications included posts in newspapers, government, higher education, and a robotics R&D company. Pushcart Prize nominated, shortlisted for the 2019 SFWP prize, a finalist for the 2020 Bakwin Prize, winner of the FAPA gold medal in fiction for Thoughts & Prayers, her stories have appeared in numerous journals such as The Delmarva Review, Women Arts Quarterly Journal, Heartwood Literary Magazine, and the Anthology of Appalachian Writers. Learn more at GinnyFite.com.
