When Miss T. (for Timothy) Iris Ginge is summoned for jury duty, she's sure it's a bureacratic mistake--in 1952 Chicago they don't put women on criminal juries in the world's busiest courthouse. The instant she sets foot inside, she's almost floored by a deja vu feeling she's been there before, and she shouldn't be there now. But that's impossible. Iris has a photographic memory. She couldn't forget something like that if she tried. Or could she?

This mystery novel is a rare courtroom drama from the juror's point of view. For a short list of other novels that feature jurors, please click here to visit my blog, where I have posted a bibliography. If you have read any of these novels, please comment on them there. 

 

For information on how you can read more, email the author at ccm@ccmambretti.com .

You can now download a free short story (PDF) featuring librarian-sleuth Miss T. Iris Ginge at LULU.com. "The Odds of Death" is an excerpt from Light Pages, LLC's forthcoming collection of my short stories. For more information visit Light Pages, LLC.