product_title: The Student Body (Susan Henshaw Book 12)
product_description: <b>This is definitely bad chemistry.</b> <br> <br>Like many fifty-something housewives facing empty nests, Susan Henshaw decides that returning to college will give her life new meaning. But a murdered lab partner isn’t what she had in mind—especially since the victim was strangled with the straps of Susan’s own backpack. <br> <br>So when Susan is named the prime suspect, she fits an investigation into her extracurricular activities. But after a strange student ominously named “Jinx” becomes her informant, Susan begins to wonder: What does she really know about the victim, academic politics, or even her newfound friends? One thing is certain—finding answers to this test could cost Susan her life.… <br> <br><h2>Praise for Valerie Wolzien:</h2> <br><b>'A nice writing style and considerable wit' — <em>Chicago Tribune</em> <br> <br>'Valerie Wolzien is a consummate crime writer. Her heroines sparkle as they sift through clues and stir up evidence in the darker, deadly side of suburbia' — Mary Daheim <br> <br>'Wit is Wolzien’s strong suit.… Her portrayal of small-town life will prompt those of us in similar situations to agree that we too have been there and done that' — <em>The Mystery Review</em></b> <br> <br><b>Valerie Wolzien</b> is the author of the <em>Susan Henshaw</em> suburban mysteries and the <em>Josie Pigeon</em> seashore mysteries. Valerie lives in an old house overlooking the Hudson River. <br>
product_text: The Student Body (Susan Henshaw Book 12)
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  <b>This is definitely bad chemistry.</b> <br> <br>Like many fifty-something housewives facing empty nests, Susan Henshaw decides that returning to college will give her life new meaning. But a murdered lab partner isn’t what she had in mind—especially since the victim was strangled with the straps of Susan’s own backpack. <br> <br>So when Susan is named the prime suspect, she fits an investigation into her extracurricular activities. But after a strange student ominously named “Jinx” becomes her informant, Susan begins to wonder: What does she really know about the victim, academic politics, or even her newfound friends? One thing is certain—finding answers to this test could cost Susan her life.… <br> <br><h2>Praise for Valerie Wolzien:</h2> <br><b>'A nice writing style and considerable wit' — <em>Chicago Tribune</em> <br> <br>'Valerie Wolzien is a consummate crime writer. Her heroines sparkle as they sift through clues and stir up evidence in the darker, deadly side of suburbia' — Mary Daheim <br> <br>'Wit is Wolzien’s strong suit.… Her portrayal of small-town life will prompt those of us in similar situations to agree that we too have been there and done that' — <em>The Mystery Review</em></b> <br> <br><b>Valerie Wolzien</b> is the author of the <em>Susan Henshaw</em> suburban mysteries and the <em>Josie Pigeon</em> seashore mysteries. Valerie lives in an old house overlooking the Hudson River. <br>
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