product_title: Murder at the PTA Luncheon (Susan Henshaw Book 1)
product_description: <b>A cyanide appetizer was not on the menu.</b> <br> <br>When the Parent-Teachers Association president drops dead from a poison-laced canapé, two investigating officers enlist the aid of the PTA’s busy vice president, Susan Henshaw. <br> <br>Susan finds juggling car-pool duty and crime fighting most exhausting. Yet who but a seasoned member could take the detectives inside the byzantine workings of the PTA, an organization that was riddled with sex, drugs, and scandal and turning into a killer’s playground? <br> <br><h2>Praise for <em>Murder at the PTA luncheon</em>:</h2> <br><b>‘Valerie Wolzien, in her first mystery, shows a nice writing style and considerable wit.… She weaves a clean, believable, subtly humorous tale’ - <em>Chicago Tribune</em> <br> <br>‘ENGAGING’ - <em>People</em></b> <br> <br><b>Valerie Wolzien</b> is the author of the Susan Henshaw suburban mysteries and the <em>Josie Pigeon</em> seashore mysteries. Valerie lives in an old house overlooking the Hudson River.
product_text: Murder at the PTA Luncheon (Susan Henshaw Book 1)
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  <b>A cyanide appetizer was not on the menu.</b> <br> <br>When the Parent-Teachers Association president drops dead from a poison-laced canapé, two investigating officers enlist the aid of the PTA’s busy vice president, Susan Henshaw. <br> <br>Susan finds juggling car-pool duty and crime fighting most exhausting. Yet who but a seasoned member could take the detectives inside the byzantine workings of the PTA, an organization that was riddled with sex, drugs, and scandal and turning into a killer’s playground? <br> <br><h2>Praise for <em>Murder at the PTA luncheon</em>:</h2> <br><b>‘Valerie Wolzien, in her first mystery, shows a nice writing style and considerable wit.… She weaves a clean, believable, subtly humorous tale’ - <em>Chicago Tribune</em> <br> <br>‘ENGAGING’ - <em>People</em></b> <br> <br><b>Valerie Wolzien</b> is the author of the Susan Henshaw suburban mysteries and the <em>Josie Pigeon</em> seashore mysteries. Valerie lives in an old house overlooking the Hudson River.
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