Two Bridges to Sin - Vanderzee, Robert
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Paul Steiger learns of the death of his closest friend in a shocking phone call from his friend's mother. "Happened four days ago," Sarabella said. "Last Friday. They're calling it suicide. They're full of shit." Sarabella Norbeck was a very delicate society matron, filthy rich, and never wrong-or so she had always said. "The funeral's tomorrow at two. Tomorrow night after the funeral, there will be a dinner at my home for special guests. I want you to attend." Paul discovers it is a dinner with six persons who have motive and opportunity to kill his closest friend. The death happened on an…mehr

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Paul Steiger learns of the death of his closest friend in a shocking phone call from his friend's mother. "Happened four days ago," Sarabella said. "Last Friday. They're calling it suicide. They're full of shit." Sarabella Norbeck was a very delicate society matron, filthy rich, and never wrong-or so she had always said. "The funeral's tomorrow at two. Tomorrow night after the funeral, there will be a dinner at my home for special guests. I want you to attend." Paul discovers it is a dinner with six persons who have motive and opportunity to kill his closest friend. The death happened on an island in the Detroit River connected to the mainland by two old narrow bridges. To find the killer, Paul must peal back a scab hiding social rot, old forgotten murders, and an international crime syndicate dominating the island community.
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Born in Detroit, Robert Vanderzee grew up in Grosse Ile, Michigan, and graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. Two Bridges to Sin is Vanderzee's fifth book and second novel in the Paul Steiger murder mystery series. The Death of Lois Janeway, published in 2016, was the first. His work ranges from two family memoirs to a third that presents a unique concept of the universe that engages with the hotly debated question of Darwin's evolution versus intelligent design. Whether writing for the historical record, the science versus theist debate, or for pure entertainment, Vanderzee's work is meant to engage readers with new ways of thinking.