Murder is a Family Affair

By: Terri Main

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 6 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's summary

From Family Feud to Corporate Warfare

(Note: This book was originally published under the title Fangs for the Memories) When one of the Moon's most prominent citizens is found laying in the entryway to his upscale apartment in Collins Township wearing a cape, red contact lenses and prosthetic fangs with a stake through his heart, the local authorities knew they were out of their depth. Enter Michael Cheravik and Carolyn Masters. Michael is a former Dallas homicide detective who is now a criminology professor at Armstrong University. Carolyn is currently a history professor and formerly with the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit. Though strictly unofficial, Michael and Carolyn take on the cases that are too hard for the small town "security counselors" to handle. And they have a tough case this time. Their investigation will lead through the seamy world of vampire play and the even seamier worlds of espionage, Old Money and terrorism involving some of Luna's leading citizens. In this case, our sleuths get some help from a ten-year-old genius and a robotic cat. Fangs for the Memories is a lighthearted, action filled, cozy mystery full of twists and turns, misdirection and adventure. Set at the beginning of the twenty-second century in a small town built underground on the Moon, the story blends the familiar with the exotic. This is the third in the Dark Side of the Moon Mystery Series. Readers of the previous series' titles have commented on the sense of realism Terri Main brings to the stories. "I don't think about this series is being a science fiction series per se," Main says. "I think about it as a cozy mystery that happens to be set in a different time period. In that way it's not much different than, say, a Brother Cadfael mystery. The only difference is that this is set on the moon in the future rather than in a 12th-century monastery. While the moon plays a major role in the storyline, the story remains centered on very human and very contemporary issues such as greed, the abuse of power, and the perceived privilege of the upper classes. One of the most frequent comments I get about my stories is that of people who say they don't like science fiction, but they like my stories. I find that to be a great compliment." So, whether you like science fiction or a good cozy mystery, Fangs for the Memories is sure to delight. Order your copy today.