[bksvol-discuss] Submitted a book
- From: Mayrie ReNae <mrenae@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2006 17:12:53 -0700
Hello Everyone,
I have just submitted "The Mensa Murders," By Lee Martin. It is
the seventh in the Deb Ralston mysteries. I have all of the others on
request from my local library to scan what bookshare doesn't already
have. I validated as I went, so it should be an easy validation. I really
enjoy these books and they are quick reads. Here is the synopsis from the
inside of the bookjacket. I hope someone enjoys this book.
Also, if whoever validates this book finds things that I'm doing,
or not doing that need to change. Please, do tell me.
THE MENSA MURDERS
LEE Martin
For once a sudden death doesn't seem to be a
police matter: A middle-aged Fort Worth city
employee with a serious heart condition has
apparently died in her own bed of natural
causes. But something about the scoured
bathroom floors, hospital-cornered bed, and
lack of dirty laundry bothers police detective
Deb Ralston: It's too neat. When two similar
murders follow, Deb finds herself on the
baffling trail of a murderer who leaves no
trailbecause he or she always cleans up
afterward.
Deb looks beyond the scrubbed surfaces
and discovers some curious connections: All
three victims belonged to the church of Sister
Eagle Feather (not her real name), and all
three were also members of Mensa, the
society for people who score in the top two
percent on intelligence tests.
As a result, the three murdered women had
many acquaintances in common, from Sister
Eagle Feather to a couple of psychiatrists to
fellow members of Mensanot all of whom
are as sane as they are smart.
Perhaps, though, the killer was after one
woman in particular and set up the other
murders to make them look like serial
killings. In any event, there must be someone
out there who is obsessed with cleaning up
after the crimeand who just may be
planning to come clean Deb's house next.
Peace,
Mayrie
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