Dead Air
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Applied Psychology, Mystery & Suspense, Cozy Mysteries, Women Sleuths
| Author: | Mary Kennedy | ISBN: | 1230000368490 |
| Publisher: | Bleecker Street Books | Publication: | April 17, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mary Kennedy |
| ISBN: | 1230000368490 |
| Publisher: | Bleecker Street Books |
| Publication: | April 17, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
"Frasier Meets Murder She Wrote"—that's how people have described the Talk Radio Mysteries. It's all about a NY psychologist who moves to sunny Florida to become a radio talk show host. Of course, she solves a murder in every book! Start with the first release, DEAD AIR and you'll be hooked on Dr. Maggie.
Mary Kennedy is a former radio copywriter and the author of over forty novels. She is a clinical psychologist in private practice and lives on the East Coast with her husband and eight neurotic cats. Both husband and cats have resisted all her attempts to psychoanalyze them, but she remains optimistic. You can learn more at www.marykennedy.net.
**PRAISE FOR THE TALK RADIO MYSTERIES: **
"A wry and clever debut. Huge fun." Carolyn Hart, Author of the Death on Demand Bookstore Mysteries.
"Doctor Maggie will leave you in stitches in this laugh-aloud mystery!" Lorna Barrett, author of the Booktown Mysteries
"Beware Mary Kennedy's delightful radio psychologist Maggie Walsh...hook her up with Jessica Fletcher, and no murderers shall ever go unpunished." Donald Bain, Author of the Murder, She Wrote series.
"Smart and sophisticated. Frasier would be jealous!" Nancy Martin, Author of Murder Melts in Your Mouth.
"Clinical psychologist Kennedy ventures into the amateur sleuth world!" Publisher's Weekly
"Floridians can claim another sleuthing marvel -- and Kennedy has the beginning of a hit series. Charming, humorous, sassy psychologist Maggie Walsh is a cross between Carrie Bradshaw and Dr. Jennifer Melfi ." Pat Cooper, Romantic Times
"A breezy quick read, with oddball characters and a warm, tropical setting." --THE MYSTERY READER
" Author Mary Kennedy has a clinical psychology practice, and her experience gives credibility to the character of Maggie. Maggie occasionally references psychological theories that help her in her detecting. This makes the book and the entire series unique ." CJ-MO
"Frasier Meets Murder She Wrote"—that's how people have described the Talk Radio Mysteries. It's all about a NY psychologist who moves to sunny Florida to become a radio talk show host. Of course, she solves a murder in every book! Start with the first release, DEAD AIR and you'll be hooked on Dr. Maggie.
Mary Kennedy is a former radio copywriter and the author of over forty novels. She is a clinical psychologist in private practice and lives on the East Coast with her husband and eight neurotic cats. Both husband and cats have resisted all her attempts to psychoanalyze them, but she remains optimistic. You can learn more at www.marykennedy.net.
**PRAISE FOR THE TALK RADIO MYSTERIES: **
"A wry and clever debut. Huge fun." Carolyn Hart, Author of the Death on Demand Bookstore Mysteries.
"Doctor Maggie will leave you in stitches in this laugh-aloud mystery!" Lorna Barrett, author of the Booktown Mysteries
"Beware Mary Kennedy's delightful radio psychologist Maggie Walsh...hook her up with Jessica Fletcher, and no murderers shall ever go unpunished." Donald Bain, Author of the Murder, She Wrote series.
"Smart and sophisticated. Frasier would be jealous!" Nancy Martin, Author of Murder Melts in Your Mouth.
"Clinical psychologist Kennedy ventures into the amateur sleuth world!" Publisher's Weekly
"Floridians can claim another sleuthing marvel -- and Kennedy has the beginning of a hit series. Charming, humorous, sassy psychologist Maggie Walsh is a cross between Carrie Bradshaw and Dr. Jennifer Melfi ." Pat Cooper, Romantic Times
"A breezy quick read, with oddball characters and a warm, tropical setting." --THE MYSTERY READER
" Author Mary Kennedy has a clinical psychology practice, and her experience gives credibility to the character of Maggie. Maggie occasionally references psychological theories that help her in her detecting. This makes the book and the entire series unique ." CJ-MO
