The Complexity of a Murder

by Rebecca R. Cohen

When Jessica Frye realizes she's been murdered, she is left with no choice but to help her friends and family find her killer and bring them to justice. After reuniting with someone special to her, Jessica finds more questions than answers as she fights to bring justice to her death and find new meaning in the afterlife. What Jessica didn't anticipate was that death was not the end of her problems, but the beginning.

132 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 27, 2020

About the author

Rebecca R. Cohen has a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from SUNY Purchase in New York and used to write for the college newspaper. She created The Conzine, a magazine that focused on the glitz and glamour of celebrities in Hollywood. The content rights for her magazine was later sold to the publisher of Fan Quarterly. Rebecca has been a features writer for Dudley Media Group since September. She is the author of two previous novels and continues to write every day in order to perfect her craft. Rebecca lives in Pleasantville, New York with her husband Dave.

Reviews

[Steve ODriscoll · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love the approach the author employed. I could not stop reading.

[J.J. Lair · Rating 2 out of 5]

This starts with a murder, right into the action. Jessica is a character easy to like right away. The rules of death make for added suspense where she will be. The end was a surprise. Very enjoyable.