Bitsy Thatcher-Cole is dead. But suicide makes no sense.
Psychologist Susan Rutledge can’t believe her best friend is dead. Bitsy was a real American princess, the beautiful heiress to a vast fortune dating back to colonial America. So why would she commit suicide on the eve of her honeymoon? And why didn’t Susan pick up on signs of her depression? 
Bitsy’s other close friend, flamboyant writer Billy Carolina, suspects something more sinister. That the good doctor Aleksis Hedeon has far more than “saving humanity” as his motive for helping in assisted suicides.

Billy is determined that Susan join him in a quest for truth—even if the whole world thinks they’re dead wrong. Even if what’s revealed will cause them to run for their lives…

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Jane St. Clair

Jane has worked as a production staff member of the television program Sesame Street in New York City, at Channel 11/PBS-TV in Chicago, and as a newspaper reporter/photographer for the Louisville-Courier Journal and weekly papers in rural Indiana and Appalachian Kentucky.

She has published more than fifty children’s short stories and adult fiction in literary magazines such as Thema, QWF, and Red Rock Review. Her stories also appear in four literary anthologies, including Times of Grace, Times of Sorrow published by the University of Nebraska.

She is the 2007 winner of the True Life Story contest, 2006 first-place winner of The Writers Network contest, American Accolades, Hollywood’s Next Success, and 2005 winner in television writing for Scriptapalooza. She has also authored two nonfiction books and hundreds of web articles. Her series on financial literacy for children won a national award and has had more than a million “hits.” Walk Me to Midnight is her first novel.

For more information about Jane St. Clair:

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