Maze in Blue
Maze in Blue A COURSE IN MURDER A new tenure position has opened up in the English department at the University of Michigan and rivalries are fierce Literature student Denney Silber and her friends find themselves
A COURSE IN MURDER A new tenure position has opened up in the English department at the University of Michigan and rivalries are fierce Literature student Denney Silber and her friends find themselves caught up in the gossip, drama and secrets Worse, one of her most difficult professors is acting strangely, and Denney fears her grades will suffer But her work becomes th A COURSE IN MURDER A new tenure position has opened up in the English department at the University of Michigan and rivalries are fierce Literature student Denney Silber and her friends find themselves caught up in the gossip, drama and secrets Worse, one of her most difficult professors is acting strangely, and Denney fears her grades will suffer But her work becomes the least of her problems when she finds a good friend dead on the floor of the English department offices Now Denney isn t sure whom she can trust not her professors, not even her closest friends Everybody s got something to hide The plot thickens as the drama and backstabbing lure Denney to a treacherous conclusion If she wants to survive the killer s plot, she ll need to rewrite its deadly ending Get A Copy Kindle Store Online StoresAudibleBarnes NobleWalmart eBooksApple BooksGoogle PlayAbebooksBook DepositoryIndigoAlibrisBetter World BooksIndieBoundLibraries Or buy for Paperback, 232 pages Published November 1st 2012 by Debra H Goldstein first published April 7th 2011 More Details ISBN 0985647019 ISBN13 9780985647018 Other Editions 7 All Editions Add a New Edition Combine Less Detail edit details Friend Reviews To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up Reader QA To ask other readers questions about Maze in Blue, please sign up Madison Mega Mara 104 Maze in Blue 1 2 Jun 22, 2018 01 39AM More topics Share Recommend It Stats Recent Status Updates Genres Mystery 3 users See top shelves About Debra H Goldstein Debra H Goldstein 140 followers Judge Debra H Goldstein is the author of Kensington s new Sarah Blair cozy mystery series, which debuts with One Taste Too Many on December 18, 2018 She also wrote Should Have Played Poker and 2012 IPPY Award winning Maze in Blue Her short stories, including Anthony and Agatha nominated The Night They Burned Ms Dixie s Place, have appeared in numerous periodicals and anthologies including Al Judge Debra H Goldstein is the author of Kensington s new Sarah Blair cozy mystery series, which debuts with One Taste Too Many on December 18, 2018 She also wrote Should Have Played Poker and 2012 IPPY Award winning Maze in Blue Her short stories, including Anthony and Agatha nominated The Night They Burned Ms Dixie s Place, have appeared in numerous periodicals and anthologies including Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, Black Cat Mystery Magazine, and Mystery Weekly Debra is president of Sisters in Crime s Guppy Chapter, serves on SinC s national board, and is president of the Southeast Chapter of Mystery Writers of America Find out about Debra at DebraHGoldstein Books by Debra H Goldstein More Trivia About Maze in Blue No trivia or quizzes yet Add some now renderRatingGraph 4, 7, 16, 8, 4 if rating_details rating_detailssert top rating_graph Company About us Careers Terms Privacy Help Work with us Authors Advertise Authors ads blog API Connect 2019 , Inc Mobile version
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Soon a difficult professor starts acting differently and before long she finds a good friend dead Not knowing who she can trust, Denney finds the plot thickening as attempts are made to lure her into the web of deceit To stay alive her only option is to remain one step ahead of the killer.Fast paced, hard to put down story flag 1 likeLike see review Dec 07, 2011 Ann rated it liked it review of another edition Shelves cozy mysteries If you have spent time on the University of Michigan campus or lived in Ann Arbor, you will especially be interested in this cozy mystery with a 70s vibe Professors, students, tenure, fraternities, concerts and murder What could one ask for I suspect our heroine Denney Silber may encounter murder again in the future flag 1 likeLike see review Jun 21, 2018 Michelle rated it liked it Shelves 2018 This mystery was a little slow going for me It seemed to take forever to gather enough information for the main character to solve it and even then it seemed like she solved it by getting attacked by the murdered flag Like see review Jul 03, 2014 Vicki Gooding rated it liked it review of another edition In 1971 a young woman is a literature student at a College in Michigan Her best friend working part time in the English department when a new tenure opens Applications immediately begin to come in with jealousy and malice Her friend is found murdered The friends who surround her are quite a bit different than those I knew at the same age The main character is immature and angers at nearly any little comment or behavior quickly Gossip and mistrust are every where A Professor who is petty a In 1971 a young woman is a literature student at a College in Michigan Her best friend working part time in the English department when a new tenure opens Applications immediately begin to come in with jealousy and malice Her friend is found murdered The friends who surround her are quite a bit different than those I knew at the same age The main character is immature and angers at nearly any little comment or behavior quickly Gossip and mistrust are every where A Professor who is petty and hands out bad marks is lurking everywhere but somehow becomes one of the group She s everywhere with them, and is a strain to the imagination that she actually has the inferred qualities she s suppose to have The story line does pick up a bit when the main character has a dangerous attempt at her own life which no one believes, and another Professor is found murdered This is about 2 3 into the book Finally the author brings it back to the issue at hand and the book begins to have the excitement one receives with a good mystery It probably would have been better if it were High School rather than College I d give it half a thumbs up flag Like see review Mar 29, 2013 Polly rated it it was amazing What I particularly liked about Maze in Blue was that the main character, Denney, was far from perfect She could be testy and wrong headed, but she was loyal and caring and duty bound to herself to do the right thing A good mystery in a college setting Recommended flag Like see review Aug 23, 2011 Christina rated it it was ok review of another edition Shelves book club meadow brook Easy read but not a literary masterpiece by any stretch of the imagination Predictable and a bit elementary flag Like see review Apr 04, 2013 Chris Eagle rated it liked it Not a great mystery but fun to read because it takes place in 1971 on the Michigan campus in Ann Arbor flag Like see review Sep 17, 2012 Patty Pozolo rated it really liked it review of another edition Fun little read set in Ann Arbor in the 70 s.when I was a student there The author keeps the mystery going all the way to the end flag Like see review Dec 10, 2011 T.K Thorne rated it really liked it review of another edition A cozy mystery set on the University of Michigan campus in the 1970 s Goldstein will keep you readingand guessing flag Like see review Kay rated it it was amazing May 11, 2014 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Judge Debra H Goldstein is the author of Kensington s new Sarah Blair cozy mystery series, which debuts with One Taste Too Many on December 18, 2018 She also wrote Should Have Played Poker and 2012 IPPY Award winning Maze in Blue Her short stories, including Anthony and Agatha nominated The Night They Burned Ms Dixie s Place, have appeared in numerous periodicals and anthologies including Al Judge Debra H Goldstein is the author of Kensington s new Sarah Blair cozy mystery series, which debuts with One Taste Too Many on December 18, 2018 She also wrote Should Have Played Poker and 2012 IPPY Award winning Maze in Blue Her short stories, including Anthony and Agatha nominated The Night They Burned Ms Dixie s Place, have appeared in numerous periodicals and anthologies including Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, Black Cat Mystery Magazine, and Mystery Weekly Debra is president of Sisters in Crime s Guppy Chapter, serves on SinC s national board, and is president of the Southeast Chapter of Mystery Writers of America Find out about Debra at DebraHGoldstein
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