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Wolf: A Jessica James Mystery
Wolf: A Jessica James Mystery | Kelly Oliver
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Former Montana cowgirl Jessica James is sleeping on a desk in the attic at the Philosophy Department at Northwestern University in the Chicago suburbs. She blames her advisor, Professor Wolfgang "Wolf" Schumtzig, "Preeminent Philosopher and World Class Dick-Head." When he's found dead in his office, her real education begins. Trying to determine the connection between the murder and date-rape drugs popular on campus, Jessica ends up drugged at a frat party, but not before her fellow feminist avengers gives the frat boys a taste of their own medicine. Her best friend's father, Dmitry Durchenko, is trying to live a normal life as a janitor at Northwestern's Philosophy Department. Twenty years ago, he escaped Russia with his life and part of his mafia boss father's fortune. When the fortune, including a famous Kandinsky, goes missing, he realizes everything changes, but nothing disappears. Obsessed with the painting and the clues it holds to his childhood, Dmitry will stop at nothing to get it back. Before it's too late, and one of them becomes the next victim, Jessica and Dmitry have to wrangle mobsters, lasso frat boys, and rope in a murderer who's read too much Existentialism. Together, the brooding Russian and the cowgirl philosopher learn that sometimes virtue is just the flip side of vice.
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TheBookkeepersApprentice
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When your assistant is out sick so you solo taught twelve three year olds today, you just need to soak your tired and achy feet and finish the mystery you‘re reading #teacherlife #currentlyreading #mystery

Jessicamlk Oh my goodness you only have 12!? I have 19 in my class of kindergarten-ers 🙈 (edited) 7y
TheBookkeepersApprentice @Jessicamlk I usually have 13 but one was out sick today. It‘s a small class this year, it was a big class last year, in the past I‘ve had 20. That‘s awesome that you teach kindergarten! 7y
Jessicamlk Ya it's a different adventure everyday with the kids! 20 3-year olds though, I could NOT imagine! 7y
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TheBookkeepersApprentice
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My current read-a mystery with humor, always fun!-I hadn‘t heard of this book until my dad got it for me for the holidays-has anyone else read it? #currentlyreading #mystery