I read most or all of Roberta Isleib’s Cassie Burdette series, a couple of which were finalists for various awards, in paperback, back when they came out in the early 2000s. And I remember liking them more than most, mostly because I had a friend at the time who had passed on trying to become a PGA tour player, in favor of a steady job. So it was interesting to see how decidedly non-glamourous life could be for those players hanging on at the bottom, whether PGA or LPGA. And helped me understand my friend’s decision a bit more.
I haven’t read any of Isleib’s three Rebecca Butterman/Advice Column books, nor any of her numerous Key West/foodie mysteries, written under the pen name of Lucy Burdette. Now, though, the second book in the Butterman series, Preaching to the Corpse, is free at both Kindle US and UK. I’m not sure why it’s not the first that’s free, which would make more sense to me for marketing purposes, but I’ll still happily take the chance to add the free one to my to-be-read list. And as a side note, Isleib’s bio on Amazon says she is herself a practicing psychologist, so she should know whereof she writes with this series.
Find Preaching to the Corpse for free (for now) at Kindle US | Kindle UK