Author Susan Santangelo of the humorous Baby Boomer Mystery Series to visit the Fairfield University Bookstore

Author Susan Santangelo, a former Fairfield resident, will
be at the downtown Fairfield University Bookstore, 1499 Post Road, Fairfield,
CT 06824 (203) 255-7756on Sunday, December 8, 2013 from 1:00pm-4:00pm to meet
with customers and sign copies of her new book, Class Reunions Can Be Murder:
Every Wife Has A Story.

Set in the fictional Connecticut town of Fairport, Class
Reunions Can Be Murder: Every Wife Has A Story continues the humorous
Baby Boomer mystery series featuring Carol Andrews and her beloved husband,
Jim, as they navigate their way along life's rocky highway toward their
twilight years. In this fourth book, Carol has no interest in her upcoming
fortieth high school reunion. Her memories of days at Mount Saint Francis
Academy are mixed, to put it mildly. But BFF Nancy convinces her to join the
reunion planning committee, so she'll have some say in how the event is
organized. All is going smoothly until the dead body of one of their classmates
is found the night before the reunion -- in Carol and Nancy's room!

The Midwest
Book Review calls this title “an especially well-crafted and entertaining
mystery that plays fair with the readers all the way. In Class Reunions Can Be
Murder, author Santangelo once gain documents her undeniable storytelling
talents.” 

Susan Santangelo has been a feature writer, drama critic and
editor for daily and weekly newspapers and magazines in the NY metro area. She
is a member of Sisters in Crime and the Cape Cod Writers Center, both great
resources for writers. Her first Baby Boomer mystery, Retirement Can Be Murder, was released in 2009 and has been
suggested for a TV series. The second book in the series, Moving Can Be Murder, was
released in 2011. The third book, Marriage
Can Be Murder, was released in mid-July, 2012, and was chosen as one of
2012’s best mysteries by Suspense magazine. The locale for Book 3 is the fabled
island of Nantucket, MA.  

Susan Santangelo
is a 15-year breast cancer survivor, and a portion of the sales of all her
books goes to support the Breast Cancer Survival Center, a non-profit she
co-founded in 1999 to provide post-treatment education and support for
survivors.  Santangelo’s 4th book in the
Baby Boomer Mystery series, Class Reunions Can Be Murder: Every Wife Has
A Story (June 2013) will be available at the downtown Bookstore event.