They Still Call Me Sister

Former nun and practicing psychologist Kathy Carpenter knows something is off when a patient is found dead and it’s claimed a suicide. Enlisting the help of her gregarious sister in Atlanta, she sets out to prove her patient was murdered. As Kathy gets closer to the truth, political intrigue begins to surround her, and her own life begins to be in danger. Can she find the killer—or will she be a victim herself? Fiction readers will thoroughly enjoy the first in a series of psycho-social mystery featuring amateur sleuth Kathy Carpenter. They Still Call Me Sister is a warmly written story with an intriguing and diverse cast of characters and plot twists that will keep you guessing.

Deborah Plummer Bussey is the Editor of Handbook of Diversity Management (University Press of America) and author of Racing Across the Lines: Changing Race Relations through Friendships (Pilgrim Press); which received the Mayflower Award for best publication in the category of church and society. She is a regularly featured blogger for Huffington Post and a guest commentator for local and national television news programs.