Description After four bridge players are poisoned, newspaper reporter Wendy Winchester sets out to catch a killer who\'s not playing with a full deck .
A graduate of the University of the South (Sewanee) where he studied creative writing under Sewanee Review editor, Andrew Lytle, Lee now resides in Oxford, Mississippi..
Lee was born and grew up in the Mississippi River port of Natchez but also spent thirty years living in the Crescent City of New Orleans.
Keene Lee, who wrote fighter pilot and detective stories for Fiction House, publishers of WINGS Magazine and other \'pulp fiction\' periodicals in the late \'40\'s and \'50\'s.
Lee follows in the mystery-writing footsteps of his father, R.
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But when a wild card tries to take her out of the game, Wendy decides it\'s time to up the ante before she\'s the next one to go down .
Partnering up with the men in her life, Wendy starts shuffling through suspects and turning over secrets long held close to the chest by the ladies.
Plus, she has a card or two up her sleeve: her sometimes boyfriend is a detective and her dad is the local chief of police.
This could be her big break.
A frustrated society columnist for the Rosalie Citizen, she\'s ready to deal herself a better hand as an investigative reporter.
She also has a professional motivation.
Who put cyanide in their sugar bowl? An aspiring member and kibitzer with the exclusive club, Wendy takes a personal interest in finding justice for the ladies.
When the four wealthy widows who make up the venerable Rosalie Bridge Club never get up from their card table, this quiet Mississippi town has its first quadruple homicide. . .
Description After four bridge players are poisoned, newspaper reporter Wendy Winchester sets out to catch a killer who\'s not playing with a full deck
