Introduction

A cozy murder mystery set in San Francisco and along the rugged California coast, the Fog Ladies are spunky elderly amateur sleuths plus one overtired, overstressed, and newly suspicious young doctor living together in an elegant apartment building. When a family man kills his wife, the Fog Ladies set out to discover the truth. Their probing finds the threat is perilously close to home, endangering another troubled family struggling to survive. Dealing with grieving and loss, parenting as a grandparent, cricked toes, and hearing loss with deference and humor, the Fog Ladies find that marriage can be deadly. FROM THE AUTHOR (Susan): " I have done several virtual book clubs and we have all had a great deal of fun. I would be very happy and honored to visit yours." You can email her at [email protected]

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“And their daughter’s name was Julia?” Sarah said.
“Yes, Julia. She and I spent a summer volunteering with the juvenile offenders. If this is their daughter, then she is as proper and upstanding as her parents. She must be beside herself.”
“Because her son’s been accused of murder?” Sarah asked.
“Or because he is a murderer.” Mrs. Noonan lowered her voice, though no one else was present.
“What? I met him, I saw how he was with his boy, how much he loved his wife. He couldn’t be a murderer!”
“Murderers might not be murderers until something sets them off. Crimes of passion.”
Sarah’s stomach tightened, remembering the man’s pleading voice.
“I don’t want Enid to think I agree with her,” Mrs. Noonan continued, “and I know you met the man and I defer to your judgment, but my husband always said that if there is a domestic crime, the spouse did it.” ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

In THE FOG LADIES: FAMILY MATTERS, the killer’s mantra is, “People never change.” Is this true?

Do you know anyone like eighty-year-old Enid Carmichael? How would you deal with a friend like her?

Multiple characters in THE FOG LADIES: FAMILY MATTERS have lost a spouse, in particular Frances Noonan and Mr. Glenn. How does one deal with the death of a spouse of forty years?

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