Kaleidoscope

August 10th, 2008 |

Published in 2002

When a brilliant young violinist dies a horrific accident, Madame Karitska has only to hold the victim’s instrument in her hands to perceive the shocking truth. But when an insecure wife asks whether her husband will abandon her to join a sinister cult, Madame Karitska – as wise as she is lovely – chooses not to reveal all that she foresees. And when an attaché’ case is suddenly dropped into her lap by a man fleeing a crowded subway, she knows it’s time to consult her good friend Detective-Lieutenant Pruden.

This is the last book published by Dorothy Gilman. All of her fans are terribly sad about this and hope that there is at least one more book out there that she has yet to publish!