Assume Nothing – Four Short Mysteries
ASSUME NOTHING is a collection of short mysteries about four ordinary women, who find themselves in extraordinary situation while looking for the truth.
KELLY WILLIAMS searches for her eight-year-old son, Tommy, whom she hasn’t seen since her ex-husband gained custody, and, in the process, rights an injustice.
HOLLY HALL divorces her husband and winds up in jail.
LUCINDA LAWRENCE inherits money from a total stranger and becomes the prime suspect in two murders.
PAIGE JENKINS seeks the truth about her grandmother’s fake painting and gets entangled in robbery, kidnapping and murder.
Each story can be read in a couple of hours while on a beach, an airplane, by the pool, next to a fire on a cold winter afternoon or sitting in a comfy chair with a steaming cup of coffee, tea or a glass of your favorite wine.
About BarbaraHelene Smith (Rochester, New York Author)
BarbaraHelene Smith/Fairport, NY
Like most writers, I have a story to tell. The Connie Murphy Mysteries are based on my experience as an investigator with the Food and Drug Administration with a little imagination thrown in for good measure
Connie Murphy is a senior drug investigator with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. She is dedicated to protecting public health and safety, but while conducting seemingly routine inspections, intrigue and danger intervene.
The paperback incorporates the first three published e-books in the Connie Murphy Mystery series: Death by Dysfunction; Sidelined by Steroids; and Trials and Tribulations. Each is a standalone story. As you proceed through the series, Connie grows as an investigator, and you get to know her personality, interests, family, love life, and more.
Coming soon: Connie Murphy Mystery #4 – “Dark as Chocolate”
When not writing, I travel, hike with friends, work on genealogy, and volunteer at the local animal shelter.
Also available on Amazon, Assume Nothing, four short mysteries about ordinary women who find themselves in extraordinary situations while looking for the truth.
