Eloquent Tattoo is latest entry in academic murder-mystery series

TUCSON, Ariz. - Aug. 1, 2013 - PRLog -- Audrey Lavin’s murder mystery Eloquent Tattoo is the third entry in her Eloquent Mystery Series, infused with the light satire of its predecessors and featuring the return its heroine, professor (and amateur sleuth) Mary Beth Goldberg, as she sets to unravel a new campus mystery.

“Lap swimming, the work of Edgar Allan Poe, and a simmering romance are amateur sleuth Mary Beth Goldberg’s unlikely but invaluable tools as she confronts her latest mystery.  Her native ingenuity figures in as well, and when author Audrey Lavin throws in a few slices of pizza and a handful of eccentric college students, these all add up to become the ingredients for irresistible storytelling!” --Akiko Busch, Nine Ways to Cross a River

“Eloquent is the title, elegant and murderously amusing is this academic mystery. The third in Lavin’s eloquent ‘whodunit?’ series, Eloquent Tattoo is another fun read.” --Agatha prize winner Rhys Bowen, Naughty in Nice

Dr. Audrey Lavin is as well known for her academic articles (published in the U.S., Russia, Spain, the Ukraine, and Chile) as she is for her witty dissections of U.S. college life in her humorous series of eloquent murder mysteries: Eloquent Blood, Eloquent Corpse, and Eloquent Tattoo. A two-time Fulbright Professor in Spain, she has taught in seventeen other countries, and brings some of her international adventures to her whodunits. Audrey lives with her husband in Canton, Ohio.

($15, ISBN: 978-1-937536-12-1, LCCN: 2011945566, 6X9”, 162pp)

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