Death To The Dealers: A Winnebago County Mystery

Review\n"Husom goes dark in this well-written, masterfully-plotted and page-turning tale of drugs, murder and revenge made even more compelling by its family dynamics." David Housewright, Edgar-Award winning author of What Doesn't Kill Us.\n"Husom's Death to the Dealers is a fast-paced ride. With likable protagonists in Sergeant Corky Aleckson and Elton "Smoke" Dawes to root for, you will be enthralled and entertained from beginning to end as the pair unravel the perplexing drug and homicide cases plaguing Winnebago County. I couldn't put it down!" Midge Bubany, author, the Cal Sheehan Mysteries.\n"Christine Husom's firsthand knowledge of police procedures shines through in Death To The Dealers. This gripping thriller will keep you enthralled from beginning to end." Gary R. Bush, award-winning author of the Jamie Sharpe historical adventure series.\n"In Husom's latest Winnebago County suspense, Sergeant Corky Aleckson, aided by her partner Smoke, is not only in hot pursuit of the person responsible for a rash of deaths among local drug dealers, but also trying to track down the source of illicit drugs in the local school. Her life keeps crisscrossing in unexpected and troubling ways with that of Dr. Watts, whose relentless quest to find justice for the death of his wife will put the doctor and Corky on a perilous collision course." Barbara Deese, author of the No Ordinary Women Mysteries.\n"Sergeant Corky Aleckson is in a real mess this time! A vengeful serial killer has taken a personal interest in her just as a mysterious drug dealer's illicit activities get too close to home. When both threats collide in her face all bets are off in the exciting finale of Death to the Dealers." Michael Allan Mallory, co-author of the Snake Jones Mysteries.\nWhen a man finds his deceased wife's secret phone, her list of contacts sends him on quest to uncover who caused her death. As he navigates his way into the dreary, drug-dealing world, danger holds a constant presence. The one bright spot in his life is his growing attraction for his canine patient’s owner, Sergeant Corinne Aleckson. It’s a relationship that will not blossom as he had imagined.