Classical Villainy The second Four Corners Mystery (February, 2002)

A damsel in distress, lying on the railroad tracks, already dead. A missing Stradivarius violin, entangled on the black market with centuries-old Native American artifacts. A network news reporter murdered in bizarre circumstances. A community music festival disrupted because of it all. A university official tangled up in the whole thing.

And, because the school year is starting, lurid headlines, worried parents, and headaches galore for Dean Harold Weathers and Police Lieutenant Annette Trieri.

In this second Four Corners Mystery, Durango is once again confounded by sinister activities and murder. It’s up to the region’s best investigator, with help from her academic sidekick, to sort it all out. In the process, she finds herself in Santa Fe, where the chile is too hot, and in mortal danger on a mountainside, where the rain is too cold. Classical Villainy challenges her instincts and fortitude.

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