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Welcome to the World of Baby Boomer Mysteries.
This series takes a light-hearted look at issues
facing the 76 million members of the Baby Boomer generation:
Retirement
Can Be Murder, Moving Can Be Murder, Marriage Can Be Murder, Class Reunions Can Be Murder, Funerals
Can Be Murder, Second Honeymoons Can Be Murder, Dieting Can Be Murder, and In-Laws
Can Be Murder.
The Newest Baby Boomer
Mystery, Politics Can Be Murder Carol eagerly signs on to manage the election campaign
of a new female political candidate. But when the always nosy Carol goes beyond her job description and starts asking too
many questions, she discovers that politics can be a murky world of hidden secrets, greed, and murder. Available on Amazon
from Suspense Publishing. Baby Boomer Mystery #8, In-Laws Can Be Murder Two
grandmothers, Carol and Margo, clash over a long-awaited first grandchild. But, after Margo thinks she's committed a murder
(and then vanishes), Carol must step in and crack the case before the police get involved. Also available on Amazon from Suspense Publishing, In-Laws Can Be Murder. All books by Susan Santangelo are on Amazon.com in traditional
print and electronic formats. Check out Amazon here.
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Also on Amazon, from Suspense Publishing, Dieting Can Be Murder
There’s
a little too much to love about Carol Andrews these days, thanks to the extra calories she consumed during her second honeymoon
in Florida with her husband, Jim. Determined to shed the extra pounds before the birth of her first grandchild, Carol
joins Tummy Trimmers, a new, holistic approach to fighting—and winning—the battle of the bulge. But her weight
loss regimen is interrupted by another group member, who collapses on Carol, right after completing a meditation exercise
to help lose weight, and then dies. When the evidence points to murder, the always curious Carol can’t resist adding
sleuthing to her personal weight loss routine. Read more at
www.amzn.com/B071WPWZLG
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Since January 1, 2006, Baby Boomers are turning 60 at
the rate of 8,000 a day, and coming face to face with how to define, and re-define, our “golden” years. Being
part of this national phenomenon inspired me to write this mystery series. The first book, Retirement Can Be Murder,
tackles the potential emotional impact of retirement on a typical Baby Boomer couple, Jim and Carol Andrews. Carol dreads Jim's impending retirement more than a root canal
without Novocain. She can't imagine anything worse than an at-home husband with time on his hands and nothing to fill it --
except interfering the day-to-day activities of their houshold and driver her crazy. Until her plans to stall Jim's retirement
result in her husband being suspected of murdering his retirement coach.
As the series continues, I'm doing lots of author talks and signings. The stories other wives have shared with me
about their husbands' retirement have been both funny and poignant. I'm thrilled to say that Retirement Can Be
Murder has gotten terrific reviews. Midwest Book Review calls it "an entertaining and
lighthearted read from a real pro. The Baby Boomer mysteries promise to be as germane as 'Murder She Wrote.' It would make
a great television series." And Booklist says, "We'll look forward to more Boomer mysteries in
the years to come....Pure fun." A little about Susan: I've been a feature
writer, drama critic, and editor for daily and weekly newspapers and magazines in the New York metropolitan area, including
a stint at Cosmopolitan magazine. I'm a member of Sisters in Crime, International Thriller
Writers, and the Cape Cod Writers Center, and divide my time between Florida and Cape Cod, MA. I share my life with husband
Joe and English cocker spaniels, Boomer and Lilly. Check out Retirement Can Be Murder, Moving Can Be Murder, Marriage
Can Be Murder, Class Reunions Can Be Murder, Funerals Can Be Murder, Second Honeymoons Can Be Murder and Dieting Can
Be Murder, all on Amazon.com. To schedule
an appearance or for other question, please
contact:
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