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Former golf mystery writer Roberta Isleib expands her non-golf mysteries

Tuesday October 14, 2008 | 15:14:04 198 words, 14118 views
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Mystery writer Roberta Isleib, creator of the Cassandra Burdette golf mystery series (Six Strokes Under, A Buried Lie, Putt to Death, Fairway to Heaven, Final Fore), concluded her popular golf-related series a couple of years ago.

And her cadre of loyal golf-mystery fans mourned, despite the exceedingly high note upon which Cassie Burdette made her exit from sleuthing.

Isleib’s newest series of mysteries focuses on advice-columnist Dr. Rebecca Butterman, who is led into the lives (and deaths) of her readers and others in her life.

Isleib, who is a clinical psychologist herself, spins intricate plots and draws convincing characters. If you enjoyed her golf mysteries, her advice-column mysteries (Deadly Advice, Preaching to the Corpse, Asking for Murder) are well worth a read.

And golf fans, take heart. Isleib hasn’t forgotten about golf all together. In a recent e-mail, she told me, “There is a scene on the golf course in [Asking for Murder]! Rebecca’s boyfriend sets up a 9-hole match with his parents–first time they’ll meet. It’s a disaster of course!”

Maybe someday, Rebecca will hire Cassie Burdette to give her golf lessons, and the two can team up to solve a case…


Roberta Isleib’s newest mystery


Comments:

Comment from: Ron Mon [Member] Email · http://www.buffalogolfer.com
Ahh, Cassie, we hardly knew you...I miss her. I'm not really fond of Rebecca...not my type.
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