Business Cards

What does it mean to be guilty? Fans of multifaceted murder mysteries will enjoy Robert Scott’s latest short story, “Business Cards.”

Alfrieda Werner, veteran math instructor at Robert Morris High School, has been brutally murdered. While sifting through suspects, Detective Janet Siegrist uncovers evidence of a diabolical game of scapegoat tag, played using insults, lies, and confessions delivered on the back of strangers’ business cards.

Will Siegrist’s investigation bring her closer to a murder suspect? Or perhaps to something worse?

In “Business Cards,” Scott returns to Monmouth County, New Jersey, location of his Sailor Doyle epic, “Asbury Park” and his novel, “Emails from Jennifer Cooper.”

Read by Daniel Nemerow.

©2017 Robert M Scott (P)2025 Robert M Scott

Highly entertaining

Great story, interesting twists, great writing style. Really enjoyed it. I would recommend it for its humor.

Where is the Bow?

I may be a bit of a Pollyanna, but I do love a good whodunit. This book is definitely a good one! Lots of twists and corners to look around. This Pollyanna is looking for everything wrapped up in a bow at the end. Good thing I brought my ribbon and imagination to this reading! Bravo Robert Scott well done!