Rx Murder

The Rx Mysteries, Book 1

By: Nina Abbott, F. Paul Wilson

Narrated by: Harley Jane Kozak

"Help! I...can’t...breathe! He’s...trying to...kill me! Please! Oh, God! He’s...killing me!”

Margery Harris’ last words…gasped in a hoarse, rasping voice on the county’s 9-1-1 line.

For Marge’s doctor, they weren’t merely the last words of a patient, they were a desperate cry for help from an old friend. But they’re puzzling because Marge died from a fatal allergic reaction to peanuts. Was it possible…murder by peanut?

Her doctor, Noreen Marconi, MD, a 30-something family practitioner in a suburban town outside Baltimore, feels she owes it to Marge to get to the truth. A dozen years ago Norrie left town as a size 20. After college, medical school, and residency, she’s back as a size 10, and she wants some answers. She enlists the help of Sheriff’s Deputy Travis Lawton, her big crush as a teen, and their investigation leads them along a twisty-turny path to a totally unexpected conclusion. Also unexpected are the feelings that begin to spark between them as they work together.

In the middle of all this, her apartment floods and she has to move back into the old family home with her mother…a house that’s now haunted by the ghost of her father.

Rx Murder is the first of a series blending romance, murder, mystery, and the paranormal.

©2021 F. Paul Wilson (P)2021 David N. Wilson

Excellent Who Done It

F Paul Wilson is an author I always excited to enjoy his fiction even when he writes a book that is not something I would normally try. I am not much of a Sci Fi fan but will not hesitate to grab the latest sci fi release by Wilson and enjoy it. The same happened with this book that Wilson wrote as Nina Abbott, a story I normally would not give a chance if by an author I am not familiar with. I am pleased Rx Murder is released as F Paul Wilson writing as Nina Abbott, otherwise I would have missed this gem.

Definitely a Nancy Drewish type book.

The ghostly element of the story doesn’t come in till about chapter 60. Mild mystery, a little romance, and just not that interesting tale. Used it as a “help me fall asleep” book.