Dangerous Mistakes

A SMALL TOWN DEATH LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE-TO EVERYONE BUT REPORTER LEAH NASH

Leah Nash is trying to keep her head down under the icy glare of her new boss at the Himmel Times Weekly. Then a local surgeon commits suicide, but his daughter insists he was murdered.

Hard-headed Leah has a soft spot for lost causes. She steps in, and is soon hunting a cunning killer who has no intention of stopping.

Neither does Leah.

DANGEROUS MISTAKES is the second standalone book in the Leah Nash series of complex, fast-paced murder mysteries featuring quick-witted dialogue, daring female characters, and plots with lots of twists and turns.

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What readers are saying about Susan Hunter and DANGEROUS MISTAKES:

"...another first-class thriller."

"Full of twists and subterfuge and written with such wit..."

"The mystery was cleverly presented and a delight to read."

"Very talented mystery writer. It never turns out the way I think it is going to. Well done!"

"I thought I figured out whodunnit, but I was wrong. Can't wait to read the next installment."

"...a cast of colorful characters and family drama to offset the murder...fun, comedic exchanges, along with heartfelt moments with emotional depth."

About the Author
Susan Hunter is a charter member of Introverts International (which meets the 12th of Never at an undisclosed location). She has worked as a reporter and managing editor, during which time she received a first place UPI award for investigative reporting and a Michigan Press Association first place award for enterprise/feature reporting. Susan has also taught composition at the college level, written advertising copy, newsletters, press releases, speeches, web copy, academic papers and memos. Lots and lots of memos. She lives in rural Michigan with her husband Gary, who is a man of action, not words. During certain times of the day, she can also be found wandering the mean streets of small-town Himmel, Wisconsin, looking for clues, stopping for a meal at the Elite Cafe, dropping off a story lead at the Himmel Times Weekly, or meeting friends for a drink at McClain's Bar and Grill.