Detective Ink is a high profile private investigation firm. Jamee Patterson is a forensic accountant with a sordid past and happens is sick to death of her name. So, to blow off steam, she frequents a local strip joint, that is, until one of the boys is killed backstage--her favorite boy. And she has no scruples when it comes to finding the killer.
"My love of books is largely due to the Sevilla Elementary School librarian. I ran to her to tell on Jeff Sloggins who, after slurping spinach around in his mouth, gagged, choked, then barfed on our table in the school cafeteria." ~Susan Wingate
Susan Wingate holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Lindenwood University. Her poetry, short stories, and essays have been published in journals such as the Virginia Quarterly Review, the Superstition Review, and Suspense Magazine, as well as others.
Susan's novel, How the Deer Moon Hungers received eight book awards. Susan is a proud member of PENAmerica.
Susan Wingate writes about big trouble in small towns and is the primary caregiver of her husband who suffers from frontotemporal dementia. They live off the coast of Washington State on San Juan Island.