An Error in Judgment

Thea Campbell is spunky, stubborn, loyal -- and, as boyfriend Paul Hudson points out, a disaster magnet. Danger stalks her when she tries to do the right thing. When Thea's best friend, Andrea, is arrested for the murder of her husband, Thea knows the police blew it big-time. Her determination to find who really killed the billionaire deposits her into a group of possible suspects: the dead man's greedy, dysfunctional family, a known felon, and a mild-mannered scholar with a personal agenda. Can Thea survive both attempted murder and arson to expose the real murderer? Hang on for a fast-paced, fun read.

Susan Schreyer lives in Washington with her husband, two teenage children, an untrustworthy rabbit and the ghost of a demanding old cat. Her horse lives within easy driving distance. Occasionally, she makes a diligent effort at updating her blogs ＂Writing Horses＂ and ＂Things I Learned From My Horse,＂ and writes articles for worthy publications. Mostly, she works on stories about people in the next town being murdered. As a diversion from the plotting of nefarious deeds Susan trains horses and teaches people how to ride them, and when the weather gets to her she works in a veterinarians’ office. She serves on the steering committee of the Guppies Chapter of Sisters in Crime and is co-president of the Puget Sound Chapter of SinC. When she has a minute she cleans her house and does laundry