Is the mafia out to get him? Who stole the artwork, and what more do they plan to do with Dmitry?Ī lot is going on in this captivating story. Life has been going great until a painting he stole from his boss’s father goes missing. He has been in the US for 20 years after escaping Russia and the Mafia mob. Dmitry Durchenko is a janitor in the Philosophy department at Northwestern. Is there a connection between his murder and the date-rape drugs that had turned into an epidemic on campus? As Jessica is trying hard to unravel the mystery behind Wolf’s killing, her best friend’s father is going through enough troubles. Jessica launches her investigation that takes her deep into Professor Wolfgang’s life. Is there a way for these students to get out of trouble? A police investigation follows, and all evidence points to Jessica and her friends.
They are all having a ball in that office until they discover the professor’s body in the bathtub. When Jesicca’s friends advise her to break into the professor’s office, she jumps on the opportunity. She is also at odds with her philosophy professor about her thesis, and she has not had any luck making him see things from her view. Jessica is broke, so she lives in the Philosophy department attic. The story introduces Jessica James, a former Montana cowgirl now a student at Northwestern University. Wolf comes first in the Jessica James Mysteries. She lives with her husband and their three demanding cats. This explains her choice of characters and knowledge of philosophy work in The Jessica James mystery series. When she is not penning captivating mysteries, Oliver works as Vanderbilt University Professor of Philosophy. Her writing is exceptional, and the talented author has a way of building tension to exhilarating levels. Kelly Oliver is a suspense and crime fiction author best known for her series Fiona Fig Mysteries and The Jessica James Mysteries. Hunting Girls: Sexual Violence from The Hunger Games to Campus RapeĬarceral Humanitarianism: Logics of Refugee Detention Technologies of Life and Death: From Cloning to Capital PunishmentĮarth and World: Philosophy After the Apollo Missions
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