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Old 11-12-2016, 09:40 AM   #1477
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Two of the titles in the Dr. Rebecca Butterman/Advice Column series by Roberta Isleib are on sale right now at Kindle US. I have read a couple of Isleib's golf-themed mystery series and enjoyed them, so am happy to see a couple titles in this series go on sale.

The first in the series, Deadly Advice, is a US Kindle Countdown deal at $0.99 for about 4 1/2 more days.
link: https://www.amazon.com/Deadly-Advice.../dp/B00MMHLFSK
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Psychologist Dr. Rebecca Butterman specializes in offering snappy relationship advice to lovelorn readers of Bloom! magazine. She rarely stumbles when solving the troubles of Dazed in Dayton or Anxious in Anchorage. But when her own husband double-crosses her and her next-door neighbor dies under suspicious circumstances, Rebecca is left without answers. While writing a column on the modern singles scene, Rebecca finds herself tracing her neighbor's steps into a dark dating world she never knew existed. Can she trust her own perceptions, or will she succumb to deadly advice?

Ask Amy meets Private Practice in this smart and twisty mystery. Readers who love psychological suspense from Stephen White and cozy mysteries from Cleo Coyle and Julie Hyzy will love this first in the series with Dr. Rebecca Butterman.

The author’s latest book in the fabulous Key West food critic series, under the pen name Lucy Burdette, will be out in July 2015. Look for FATAL RESERVATIONS at your closest bookstore or pre-order it on Amazon today!

The third in the series, Asking for Murder, is FREE right now, no idea why or for how long.
link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B015HRJPYC/
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In book three of this suspenseful Advice Column Mystery series, psychologist Rebecca Butterman—“a sleuth whose advice you can trust”—learns that when it comes to murder, everyone can use a little help.

When Dr. Rebecca Butterman’s friend and fellow therapist Annabelle Hart is found beaten and left for dead, Rebecca is determined to find the truth. Although she’s a psychologist and an advice columnist, no one seems to want her help. Not Detective Meigs, who thinks the crime was either a relationship gone sour, or a botched robbery. And not Annabelle’s sister, who makes it clear Rebecca isn’t welcome in family matters.

While tending to Annabelle’s patients as well as her own, and sorting out cryptic messages left in a sand tray, and pushing back on the moody detective who doesn’t want an amateur sleuth trying to solve his mystery, Dr. Butterman must use all her psychological skills before the killer strikes again.

Rebecca Butterman is an appealing character who sleuths, cooks, and psychoanalyzes. Fans of bestselling female sleuth series such as Diane Mott Davidson’s Goldy Schultz Culinary Mysteries, Cleo Coyle’s Coffee Shop mysteries, Stephen White’s psychology mysteries, Judith Guest’s Ordinary People, and Susan Wittig Alpert’s China Bayles mysteries will also love Rebecca Butterman. Roberta Isleib also writes a Key West culinary cozy series as Lucy Burdette. Fatal Reservations, the sixth book in the Key West series was published in July 2015. Killer Takeout will follow in April 2016.
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