In her latest novel, Catherine introduces Louise Ellerman. Her
husband, Dillon, describes Louise as a "nobody housewife with a
nobody life with nothing to offer anybody." His scathing remarks are
made to co-workers, friends, strangers; even their nine-year-old son,
Jonathan. But Jonathan is Louise's best friend and champion, and
soon he begins to understand the power of the spoken word. When his
mother falls ill from a mysterious poisoning, he gives her the words
that help her uncover her self respect . . . and murder.
No Calls After Dark
Detective Dale Baker is the only one that sees a phone call
as more than a coincidence; but that's just the way Baker's
mind works. He suspects every thing and everybody; and now,
he suspects the five unsolved murders are tied together
by a dial tone. Catherine Dawson merges the bizarre with the mundane to
create one killer story. Great reading.
Faye Lee, Daily Star
In her latest novel, Catherine introduces Louise Ellerman. Her
husband, Dillon, describes Louise as a "nobody housewife with a
nobody life with nothing to offer anybody." His scathing remarks are
made to co-workers, friends, strangers; even their nine-year-old son,
Jonathan. But Jonathan is Louise's best friend and champion, and
soon he begins to understand the power of the spoken word. When his
mother falls ill from a mysterious poisoning, he gives her the words
that help her uncover her self respect . . . and murder.
Detective Dale Baker is the only one that sees a phone call
as more than a coincidence; but that's just the way Baker's
mind works. He suspects every thing and everybody; and now,
he suspects the five unsolved murders are tied together
by a dial tone.