A Caduceus is for Killing
By Dian Kirk

Summary

When Dr. Andrea Pearson, an AIDS researcher, finds Dr. Milton Grafton mutilated and brutally murdered, she begins a descent into the bizarre that threatens her academic appointment and ultimately, her life. Homicide detective, Gary Krastowitcz, isn't prejudiced. He suspects everyone equally. The social implications of Grafton's murder lead the detective to a list of implausible suspects until he learns that things are not always what they seem. And so it begins...

About Dian Kirk

An electronic pioneer, Diana Kirk is no stranger to more traditional forms of writing. She is a playwright, novelist, and medical writer. The 1992 President of the Nebraska Writers Guild, Kirk is currently a member of the Romance Writers of America, Sisters-in-Crime, Romance Authors of the Heartland, and the Ozarks Romance Authors. Her historical play, Prairie and Parlor: The Creighton Story, was produced at an Omaha theater to rave reviews. She was also on the Board of Directors of the historic First Nebraska Literature Festival in 1991 focusing the spotlight on Nebraska writers. Kirk, who also writes under the name of Diana Hart, teaches beginner and advanced novel writing along with basic, advanced, and techniques in detection, mystery writing and plotting at Word Museum www.wordmuseum.com

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