Sour Notes
A Sally Freberg Mystery
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
"Sal, you're seeing evil and passing sentence."
"Am I? Do I let likes and dislikes interfere with fairness? Cloud what little is left of my objectivity?"
"At times, milady, you do."
Sally grabbed Ben by the shoulder and stretched to kiss him on the lips. "That's for helping me see myself more clearly."
''Your spontaneous kiss sustains my behavioral formula. One and one makes three. One autonomous person interacts with another. The combination makes them a force of character that neither party would be by itself. A force with a potential to affect society, whether for good or bad. For example, where would Gilbert have been without Sullivan? See what their pairing did for musical theater?"
"Or George without Ira Gershwin," Sally said.
"Or Rimsky without Korsakov," he countered.
She chuckled, then blurted, "Or I without you, Ben."
"Holy Moses, that's nice to hear. Declarations like that could enhance my theorem. I'll work on it."
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
Feisty middle-aged piano teacher Sally Freberg stumbles on a murder-in-progress after a
What's the motive? Apparently none in the victim's estranged
But----what's this about Decker's pre-concert mention of an opera? How might Sally follow THAT slender lead to uncover a motive and unmask the conspirators?
To nail it all, Sally teams with an ambitious KCPD detective for a deadly pursuit near Decker's digs among ancient pueblo ruins. It's a wild chase during a fierce
About the Author
Historical nonfiction and fiction author Norm Ledgin brings two decades of public safety experience to this mystery, teaming with longtime educator Bethine Louise to introduce piano teacher and crime solver Sally Freberg.
Co-authors Ledgin and Louise, music and opera lovers, show "life imitating art" through action-packed intrigue that challenges the brainpower of sexy, sixtyish Sally and her offbeat companions.