Cold Reading Murder - Lee, R J
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In the third installment of R.J. Lee's Bridge to Death Mystery series starring small town investigative reporter and Rosalie Country Club Bridge Brunch member Wendy Winchester, the death of a psychic means its up to Wendy to use her amateur sleuth and journalist skills to catch a killer. On the heels of her marriage to her long-time detective boyfriend, Ross, Wendy Winchester takes on the task of teaching five eclectic 'newbies' how to play the game of bridge so they can join her Rosalie Country Club Bridge Bunch down the line. But no sooner has she begun than she's back to using her amateur…mehr

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In the third installment of R.J. Lee's Bridge to Death Mystery series starring small town investigative reporter and Rosalie Country Club Bridge Brunch member Wendy Winchester, the death of a psychic means its up to Wendy to use her amateur sleuth and journalist skills to catch a killer. On the heels of her marriage to her long-time detective boyfriend, Ross, Wendy Winchester takes on the task of teaching five eclectic 'newbies' how to play the game of bridge so they can join her Rosalie Country Club Bridge Bunch down the line. But no sooner has she begun than she's back to using her amateur sleuth and investigative reporter skills when one of the five players, psychic Aurelia Spangler, is found dead later of a cocaine overdose with a suicide note left behind. Aurelia had given free 'cold readings' to the others in the group, including instructor Wendy, who is firmly convinced that one of the visions cut too close to the bone and someone staged the psychic's suicide while doing away with her. As things unravel slowly, both Wendy and Ross discover that the remaining bridge newbies had their share of secrets and agendas. But it's Wendy who finally makes some sense of the terrifying vision that sent Aurelia and some of the other newbies into a tailspin and cost two people their lives in the quirky Mississippi river port of Rosalie.
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R. J. Lee follows in the mystery-writing footsteps of his father, R. Keene Lee, who wrote fighter pilot and detective stories for Fiction House, publishers of Wings Magazine and other pulp fiction periodicals in the late '40s and '50s. Lee was born and grew up in the Mississippi River port of Natchez but also spent thirty years living in the Crescent City of New Orleans. A graduate of the University of the South (Sewanee) where he studied creative writing under Sewanee Review editor, Andrew Lytle, Lee now resides in Oxford, Mississippi.