Rohn Federbush

Separation Anxiety Rohn Federbush

Publisher Marketing: Are paleontology museums perfect disposal sites for murder victims? When two of her sorority sisters leave Ann Arbor for jobs at the Field Museum in Chicago, Curtain Taylor never hears from them again. They've promised to be her bridesmaids. Curtain's fiancee, Cosmos Henderson, agrees with her concerns. The two young women have moved into a Chicago apartment, where the mother of another sorority sister lived, when she introduced her daughter to the landlord, Salvatore Bianco. Now the mother is missing too. Salvatore says he is a former police officer and a guard at the museum. Curtain's father was furnished by a sperm bank, which might explain her fixation with the older, attractive landlord. How can her relationship with Cosmos withstand her obsession to find out what happened to her friends, which keeps her in constant contact with Salvatore? When the girls don't return for Curtain's shower, an Ann Arbor detective is sent to search for the missing mother and the girls. Will Cosmos stay true to his promise of marriage even though he's been complaining of jealous and untrusting thoughts? Does she need to delay the wedding? Before the case is closed, three women and one man are found dead, and Salvatore is the prime suspect. He's stalking Curtain, even showing up at her wedding reception." Contributor Bio:  Federbush, Rohn Rohn Federbush retired from the University of Michigan as Administrator of the Applied Physics PhD Program. She also received a Masters of Arts in Creative Writing in 1995 from Eastern Michigan University. She has won numerous awards for her unpublished novels and short stories. In addition to her fiction work, Rohn has also written many non-fiction articles for publication.