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With its lions, crocodiles, and snakes, a zoo is a dangerous place-a perfect place for murder.When the director of a Long Island zoo is murdered by snake venom, Kristy Farrell-former English teacher turned wildlife reporter-takes a personal interest in the case after her brother Tim, the zoo's curator in charge of reptiles, becomes the leading suspect. Although the evidence is circumstantial, Kristy is sure someone is out to frame Tim.Believing that the killer is one of her brother's colleagues, Kristy investigates the internal politics and personal relationships at the zoo. As she delves into…mehr

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With its lions, crocodiles, and snakes, a zoo is a dangerous place-a perfect place for murder.When the director of a Long Island zoo is murdered by snake venom, Kristy Farrell-former English teacher turned wildlife reporter-takes a personal interest in the case after her brother Tim, the zoo's curator in charge of reptiles, becomes the leading suspect. Although the evidence is circumstantial, Kristy is sure someone is out to frame Tim.Believing that the killer is one of her brother's colleagues, Kristy investigates the internal politics and personal relationships at the zoo. As she delves into each suspect's life, she uncovers weak alibis and powerful motives, including greed, blackmail, infidelity, and revenge. The trail leads her to a Greenwich Village pet store with a shady history, a radical animal rights group, a wildlife art exhibit on Long Island's infamous "gold coast," and a bizarre animal auction in rural Ohio where just about anything-dead or alive-can be purchased for the right price.Meanwhile, the zoo is plagued with accidents, a second murder occurs, and then Kristy's life is threatened. With everyone's nerves on edge, Kristy races to find the truth... before the killer strikes again.
Autorenporträt
Lois Schmitt has been a mystery fan since she read her first Nancy Drew novel. She combines a love of mysteries with a love of animals in her series featuring wildlife reporter Kristy Farrell, Monkey Business, Something Fishy, 2nd Runner-Up for the Killer Nashville Claymore Award, and Playing Possum, published by Encircle in December 2021.Lois is a member of several wildlife conservation and humane organizations, as well Mystery Writers of America. She worked for many years as a freelance writer and is the author of Smart Spending, a consumer education book for young adults. She previously served as media spokesperson for a local consumer affairs agency and currently teaches at Nassau Community College on Long Island.Lois lives in Massapequa, New York, with her family, which includes a 120-pound Bernese Mountain Dog. This dog bears a striking resemblance to Archie, a dog of many breeds, featured in her Kristy Farrell Mystery Series. To learn more, follow Lois Schmitt on Facebook and Lois Schmitt Mysteries on Instagram.