Detective Inspector Hazel Micallef is the Kinsey Millhone of the senior citizen set.   A detective on the cusp of retirement, she is coping with all the afflictions of many women her age.   A full time career, recently divorced after nearly four decades of marriage, grown children and care giver for her elderly mother, she also is afflicted with a bad back.

A serial killer of terminally ill patients on a holy crusade is pitted against this super woman with a sense of humor.  A delightfully humerous tome in spite of the ominous crimes being committed, this book gallops along with all the excitement of a runaway horse.  Hazels bickering staff reflect all the foibles present in most work environments while they maintain the steadfast support that we all long to find among our co-workers.   

This annonymous writer under the pseudonim , "Inger Ash Wolfe" is obviously a master craftsman.  Readers should be careful not to confuse this author with Danish crime writer Inger Wolf.  Grab this book.  It is a keeper!