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Susy Gage's A Slow Cold Death (Bitingduck Press, 2012) is a 258-page paperback (ISBN 9781938463372) that introduces Lori Barrow, a physicist who returns to an American university where unexplained deaths and accidents plague the physics department.
Susy Gage's A Slow Cold Death (Bitingduck Press, 2012) is a 258-page paperback (ISBN 9781938463372) that introduces Lori Barrow, a physicist who returns to an American university where unexplained deaths and accidents plague the physics department.
Pros
- Grounded science/academic setting informed by the author's background in physics, giving technical authenticity to the environment and plot.
- Introduces a recurring protagonist (Lori Barrow) and serves as the first entry in a series featuring her investigations.
- Grounded science/academic setting informed by the author's background in physics, giving technical authenticity to the environment and plot.
- Introduces a recurring protagonist (Lori Barrow) and serves as the first entry in a series featuring her investigations.
- Clear, plot-driven mystery with institutional and political stakes that anchor the suspense.
Cons
- −Relatively modest average reader rating and a small number of public reviews, indicating limited mainstream exposure.
- −Niche focus on academic physics and institutional intrigue may not suit readers seeking conventional procedural or purely character-driven mysteries.
- −Relatively modest average reader rating and a small number of public reviews, indicating limited mainstream exposure.
- −Niche focus on academic physics and institutional intrigue may not suit readers seeking conventional procedural or purely character-driven mysteries.
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