Seniors Sleuth (Winston Wong Cozy Mystery)

Seniors Sleuth (Winston Wong Cozy Mystery)

Winston Wong used to test video games but has left his downward spiraling career to follow in the footsteps of Encyclopedia Brown, his favorite childhood detective. When the Pennysaver misprints his new job title, adding an extra “s” to his listing, Winston becomes a “Seniors Sleuth.” He gets an easy first case, confirming the natural death of a ninety-year-old man. However, under the surface of the bingo-loving senior home is a seedier world where a genuine homicide actually occurred. Winston finds himself surrounded by suspects on all sides: a slacker administrator, a kind-hearted nurse, and a motley crew of eccentric residents. To validate his new career choice (and maybe win the girl), he must unravel the truth from a tangle of lies. " Seniors Sleuth is written with warmth, humor and an eccentric cast of characters and, most of all, a loveable hero." -Hannah Dennison, author of The Honeychurch Hall Mysteries and The Vicky Hill Mysteries "Winston Wong, a slacker game developer in the middle of Silicon Valley, is a completely charming rookie sleuth." -Naomi Hirahara, Edgar Award-winning author of the Mas Arai and Officer Ellie Rush mysteries "Seniors Sleuth is a charming, humorous novel with an intriguing storyline wrapped with endearing characters." -Lois Lavrisa, bestselling award-winning author of Dying for Dinner Rolls "A book that will make you laugh, with fun witty characters and a story line so good you won't want to stop reading it." -Shelley's Book Case "I highly recommend Seniors Sleuth. J.J.Chow has written a great mystery mixing seniors, video games and quirky characters together in a perfect blend." -Trudi LoPreto, Readers' Favorite (5-star review) "This is a well-written story that intertwines Asian culture and values...and very likable and unique characters." -Christa Reads and Writes J.J. Chow writes Asian-American fiction with a geriatric twist. She has a gerontology specialization from Cornell University and a Master's in Social Work with geriatric field experience. She lives in Los Angeles and is a member of Sisters in Crime. You can follow her blog and find more about her other writing at www.jenniferjchow.com