| Author: | Bourne Morris | ISBN: | 9781635111224 |
| Publisher: | Henery Press | Publication: | December 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Henery Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bourne Morris |
| ISBN: | 9781635111224 |
| Publisher: | Henery Press |
| Publication: | December 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Henery Press |
| Language: | English |
“Red Solaris is intelligent, tough, and vulnerable, a tricky combination to pull off, yet Bourne Morris does so beautifully and has given us a lead character we care deeply about.” – Annette Dashofy, USA Today Bestselling Author of With a Vengeance
“Bourne Morris is poised to become the queen of academic mysteries and suspense.” – Gigi Pandian, USA Today Bestselling Author of Quicksand (on The Rise of the Red Queen)
“Intriguing characters, a complex, inventive plot with nail-biting suspense—I finished it at two in the morning!” – Jeanne M. Dams, Author of the Dorothy Martin Mysteries (on The Rise of the Red Queen)
“A sure winner. All the needed ingredients of an excellent mystery novel are present here: crimes, clues, anxiety, suspense, romance, intriguing locations (one of them frightfully eerie), and more…Readers looking for a page turner, will get one in this book, and will be pleasurably busy.” – Joseph Crowley, Author of No Equal in the World: An Interpretation of The Academic Presidency (on The Rise of the Red Queen)
Free speech or hate? When a white supremacist schedules an event on campus, Red Solaris must confront her own feelings about an issue that challenges the very core of American education: campus safety versus freedom of speech. Amidst escalating tension, Red meets with the editor of the student newspaper—who also confides in Red that her young cousin is missing, probably a victim of local sex traffickers.
Agreeing to rescue the girl, Red solicits help from her beloved Detective Joe Morgan. But when Joe goes undercover into the dangerous world of human trafficking, he disappears without a trace. Red must balance her fears for Joe with her worries that a campus riot may soon break out.
Related subjects include: women sleuths, murder mystery series, whodunit mysteries (whodunnit), book club recommendations.
Books in the Red Solaris Mystery Series:
- THE RED QUEEN’S RUN (#1)
- THE RISE OF THE RED QUEEN (#2)
- THE RED QUEEN RULES (#3)
Part of the Henery Press Mystery Series Collection, if you like one, you'll probably like them all…
Author Bio:
Bourne Morris began writing at Bennington College where she studied under the late poet laureate, Howard Nemerov. After college, she worked at McCall’s Magazine and then went to Ogilvy & Mather, New York during the “Mad Men” era. David Ogilvy and his colleagues treated her wonderfully, promoted her several times and then sent her west to become head of their agency in Los Angeles. She had a splendid run in advertising. In 1983, she joined the University of Nevada Reno as a full professor in Journalism where she taught until 2009. She learned about campus politics when she served as chair of the faculty senate. She retired to write mysteries in 2009 after an equally wonderful teaching career.
“Red Solaris is intelligent, tough, and vulnerable, a tricky combination to pull off, yet Bourne Morris does so beautifully and has given us a lead character we care deeply about.” – Annette Dashofy, USA Today Bestselling Author of With a Vengeance
“Bourne Morris is poised to become the queen of academic mysteries and suspense.” – Gigi Pandian, USA Today Bestselling Author of Quicksand (on The Rise of the Red Queen)
“Intriguing characters, a complex, inventive plot with nail-biting suspense—I finished it at two in the morning!” – Jeanne M. Dams, Author of the Dorothy Martin Mysteries (on The Rise of the Red Queen)
“A sure winner. All the needed ingredients of an excellent mystery novel are present here: crimes, clues, anxiety, suspense, romance, intriguing locations (one of them frightfully eerie), and more…Readers looking for a page turner, will get one in this book, and will be pleasurably busy.” – Joseph Crowley, Author of No Equal in the World: An Interpretation of The Academic Presidency (on The Rise of the Red Queen)
Free speech or hate? When a white supremacist schedules an event on campus, Red Solaris must confront her own feelings about an issue that challenges the very core of American education: campus safety versus freedom of speech. Amidst escalating tension, Red meets with the editor of the student newspaper—who also confides in Red that her young cousin is missing, probably a victim of local sex traffickers.
Agreeing to rescue the girl, Red solicits help from her beloved Detective Joe Morgan. But when Joe goes undercover into the dangerous world of human trafficking, he disappears without a trace. Red must balance her fears for Joe with her worries that a campus riot may soon break out.
Related subjects include: women sleuths, murder mystery series, whodunit mysteries (whodunnit), book club recommendations.
Books in the Red Solaris Mystery Series:
- THE RED QUEEN’S RUN (#1)
- THE RISE OF THE RED QUEEN (#2)
- THE RED QUEEN RULES (#3)
Part of the Henery Press Mystery Series Collection, if you like one, you'll probably like them all…
Author Bio:
Bourne Morris began writing at Bennington College where she studied under the late poet laureate, Howard Nemerov. After college, she worked at McCall’s Magazine and then went to Ogilvy & Mather, New York during the “Mad Men” era. David Ogilvy and his colleagues treated her wonderfully, promoted her several times and then sent her west to become head of their agency in Los Angeles. She had a splendid run in advertising. In 1983, she joined the University of Nevada Reno as a full professor in Journalism where she taught until 2009. She learned about campus politics when she served as chair of the faculty senate. She retired to write mysteries in 2009 after an equally wonderful teaching career.
