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Voices of the Elysian Fields is a medico-legal thriller. Two days before Christmas, Jonathan Gray, M. D., Chief Deputy Coroner for Orleans Parish, learns that Robby O’Malley—Jonathan’s mentor for nearly forty years—died under mysterious circumstances. Within hours, Gray takes the oath of office as Coroner and participates in autopsies of an elderly couple murdered in their Garden District home. After Mass on Christmas, Archbishop Phillip Fontenot asks Gray to investigate the sexual assault of a parishioners, as well as the disappearance of her sister—without involving the police. As Gray investigates, he uncovers secrets that members of the city’s power elite would just as soon remain hidden.
I plan to outline some lessons learned and experiences in future blog posts. For now, please order your copy of Voices of the Elysian Fields. And, feel free to nag your local library about adding Voices of the Elysian Fields to their collection.
Enjoy. And, as always, laissez le bon temps rouler!
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2 comments:
Yea!! Congratulations, Michael, on your accomplishment! Can't wait to read it. Love a good murder mystery. Great cover, also.
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