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Lives become entangled with disastrous results in this noir thriller. Jon Rodensky, a disgraced former professor, his wife, Ellen, a clinical psychologist, and her sociopathic family of clients, the Bowies, are all touched by the evil of Suzanne Schmidt, a beautiful computer consultant and schemer. Jon, reduced to cleaning houses after being expelled from academia, has a truly bad day Liveswhen he takes on the seductive Suzanne as a customer. Ellen's day is no better when she is tricked into taking on Carlo Bowie, the Bowie's son, who has a bad habit of beating up his girlfriends. Events move with lightning speed in this erotic thriller which twists and turns in unexpected ways with murder as always the end game.

Lives become entangled with disastrous results in this noir thriller. Jon Rodensky, a disgraced former professor, his wife, Ellen, a clinical psychologist, and her sociopathic family of clients, the Bowies, are all touched by the evil of Suzanne Schmidt, a beautiful computer consultant and schemer. Jon, reduced to cleaning houses, after being expelled from academia, has a truly bad day when he takes on the seductive Suzanne as a customer. Ellen's day is no better when she is tricked into taking on Carlo Bowie, the Bowies' son, who has a bad habit of beating up his girlfriends. Events move with lightning speed in this erotic thriller which twists and turns in unexpected ways with murder as always the end game. This is an edgy, thoughtful thriller with lots of action.

Jerome Siegel is a retired clinical psychologist who has been writing most of his life. He has written novels, short stories, screenplays, essays, and has published numerous professional articles, film reviews, book reviews, and Op-eds. His screenplay, Cadmium Red was a finalist in the "Set in Philadelphia" screenwriting competition. His first noir thriller, Cadmium Red, was published as an e-book by Bookbaby and released in November, 2012.