Nobel prize winner, Professor Simon Shaw, lives a relatively quiet life on campus. He is a bit neurotic and going through a hard time, barely aware of what is going on around him. This changes the day they find a 70-year old corpse on campus. Amazingly, Shaw is able to identify the body and is determined to identify the person who killed her. But, someone else appears to be equally determined to keep that information a secret, putting Shaw's life in jeopardy. A pretty good read. 220 pages.
Monday, February 20, 2012
Simon Said by Sarah Shaber
Nobel prize winner, Professor Simon Shaw, lives a relatively quiet life on campus. He is a bit neurotic and going through a hard time, barely aware of what is going on around him. This changes the day they find a 70-year old corpse on campus. Amazingly, Shaw is able to identify the body and is determined to identify the person who killed her. But, someone else appears to be equally determined to keep that information a secret, putting Shaw's life in jeopardy. A pretty good read. 220 pages.
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