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This is the first completed novel in my Sophia and Theo detective series. The setting is London...(My second is 'Why Run Backwards, You'll Vomit) They involve solving codes. I want feedback on things such as POV (this is difficult for me) also, I know my two main characters well so maybe I leave things out that the reader may find helpful... I appreciate strong criticism...

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A mining executive is executed and the hunt is on for the killer. Time is of the essence.

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The main characters are JOSEPH HIGHLANDER, a medical doctor and a surgeon, and PAMELA MYLAR. Pamela heard about the bombing of Joseph’s helicopter. The reported causalities were him, his wife, CARRIE and two close friends, BEN and BECKY TRENT. Two years later, she learned that it was the pilot, not Joseph, who died in the bombing. She visited Joseph, and soon learned that ROBERT and JANICE DAEMON, two more of Joseph's faithful friends had taken charge of the institute, while he had gone underground to search for the murderer. Joseph’s daughter, LAUREL HIGHLANDER stayed with them for a while and then, married her stepbrother, JIMMY HIGHLANDER. Both Jimmy and Laurel were interested in the institute.

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A small-town college community is turned upside down when an anthropologist on the national lecture circuit comes to town to dispel racial myths. PLEASE NOTE, especially previous reviewers: Based on some recent workshop feedback, I decided to change the book's POV from first to limited third since Min is a more private person and her reluctance to talk about herself tended to estrange her from the reader. Would you let me know if it works better in third? Also the opening pages have been heavily edited since last posting. Since it's nearly a new chapter, I'm posting it and in fact the rest of the chapters as new ones rather than reposts. Thanks to all my earlier reviewers since I expect they'll disappear posting this as new content. I printed them out and filed them in a notebook. Chapters 85-96 are the chapters written in first-person POV. No need to read those unless you are interesting in comparing the effectiveness of the new choice.

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“Incident at Doubletree” is a riveting murder mystery of the disappearance and death of a young lady (Mary Bodeen). Poke Bodeen, the victim’s brother, turns detective in this fast moving story of who-done-it suspense. Poke encounters a community (Doubletree) of indifferent citizens and a manipulative, hypocritical sheriff is more of a hindrance than lawful assistance. Could his sister have came across some destructive information during her relationship with certain criminal elements have been the cause for her death?

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2nd in a series. **************** This is not a supernatural tale, but an attempt at police procedural in which lycanthropy is a mental condition - the plot centres more on the chaos caused by the werewolf sightings than the wolf itself. ********** plot: Something dark and hairy roams the steep parklands that flank the suburbs of Alcove. A mauled body is found in the crawlspace of an abandoned house. Young DC Cal Dion, recovering from car crash injuries and newly reinstated in his home office, is set upon a trail that zigzags between murky dangers, howlings in the night, peculiar coworkers, and an edgy romance.

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I am adding to my collection of reject slips on this one. I posted first draft chapters a while ago but I guess I need to re-write the re-written version. All comments suggestions and edits gratefully accepted. I will be posting chapters at one or two per week (not to bump others) for the next 20 or so weeks.

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This is book two for me in my Sophia and Theo series. My books all have codes in them that my readers have to solve. But if they don't want to solve them, they can read the book just for the enjoyment of it.

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