A good light mystery series.
Chicago journalist Cat Marsala has just begun her assignment on the state lottery when murder falls into the picture--literally--as lottery official takes a leap during the multistate lottery conference.
Suicide...or murder? It's curious to Cat--and to the police--that the guy took his mighty plunge right before his meeting with her. Especially curious since he'd hinted at some great expose material--such as "misappropriation" of lottery funds.
Cat's investigation into the numbers game is fascinating, educational...and dangerous. Because the money is big, the stakes are sky-high--and a killer is not about to let a nosy free-lance journalist spoil the odds.
Suicide...or murder? It's curious to Cat--and to the police--that the guy took his mighty plunge right before his meeting with her. Especially curious since he'd hinted at some great expose material--such as "misappropriation" of lottery funds.
Cat's investigation into the numbers game is fascinating, educational...and dangerous. Because the money is big, the stakes are sky-high--and a killer is not about to let a nosy free-lance journalist spoil the odds.
Chicago journalist Cat Marsala investigates murder at the lottery.
Cat Marshall........mystery of the best kind!
Enjoyable, and as always with D'Amato, well-written and well-researched. So you have a mystery plus a fun look into the backstage operation of a state lottery. (I have one to trade, but only because it's a duplicate in my collection.)
