β Scribed by Avocato, Lori
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Romance β and murder β is in the air!
Medical insurance fraud investigator Pauline Sokol likes to keep her feet firmly placed on the ground, but her new undercover assignment has the aero-phobic ex-nurse flying high and her stomach lurching! Compelled by her convictions of right and wrong, she takes off in order to ground a land-and-air ambulance company thatβs been doing some rather creative billing, and needs to crash and burn before they soak the insurance company for more.
Paulineβs insides do a real loop-de-loop when the companyβs owner is found dead, and Pauline starts to receive threatening phone calls. Suddenly the air feels safer than the ground! If Pauline (and handsome, irritating, fellow investigator Jagger) doesnβt solve this case soon, even a jolt of electricity from the sexy helo-pilot-paramedic ER Dano wonβt be enough to revive her.
After serving in the Air Force as a registered nurse, Lori Avocato decided to give up nursing to write fiction. Lori lives in New England with her husband and two teenage boys and is a member of Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime.
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