Who Killed The Microbiologists?

About the Book

The British Embassy to the UN, suspecting an international conspiracy, asks Margaret Blackburn, the attractive amateur sleuth to investigate a string of murders that spans the globe from Memphis, Tennessee to Brisbane, Australia.  The victims are top scientists specialized in bioterrorim research.  To accomplish her mission, Margaret has to go to Montreal where she must first reopen the case of Isabelle de Valois, murdered 30 years earlier.  The solution of this case is key to the mystery of the murdered microbiologists.

This is book V in the series of novels, the Investigations of Margaret Blackburn.

About the Author

The author is a university professor and a pathologist in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. John Peter Dee is a pseudonym he has adopted since he started this series of mystery novels, beginning with Murders in Bermuda, then The Tragic End of Diane de Briare, The William Darby Affair, and now, Hopscotch Murders in Tuxedo. His hero is Margaret Blackburn, the attractive and brilliant British sleuth who settled in Bermuda after the death of her husband. He likes his novels to be light, old-fashioned, neo-Victorian, and tongue in cheek.