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Helen Osterman lives in Homer Glen, a suburb of Chicago. She has five children and nine grandchildren.
She received a Bachelor of Nursing degree from Mercy Hospital-St. Xavier College and later earned a Master’s Degree from Northern Illinois University. Throughout her forty-five year nursing career, she wrote articles for both nursing and medical journals.
She is the author of the Emma Winberry Mystery Series:
The Accidental Sleuth, 2007, The Stranger in the Opera House,2009, The Elusive Relation,2011 Emma Winberry and the Evil Eye, 2012.
Locked Within, an Emma Winberry Mystery coming in 2013
Notes in a Mirror, a paranormal/historical, 2009.
Song of the Rails, a love story, 2011.
Maker’s Mark, a cozy mystery. 2012
She is a member of American Association of University Women, Mystery Writers of America, and Sisters in Crime and The Authors’ Guild.
Website: www.helenosterman.com
Emma Winberry and The Evil Eye, A Prequel
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- Publisher: Helen Osterman
- Publication date: 06/10/2013
- Series: The Emma Winberry Mysteries , #4
- Sold by: Barnes & Noble
- Format: eBook
- Pages: 298
- File size: 1 MB
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A world famous tenor, Marcantonio Speranza, a vendetta by a rival singer, and a boy named Angelo with the voice of an angel. Put them together and they could be a plot for an opera.Emma Winberry has a sixth sense that tells her Speranza is in danger. But, from whom?To investigate she becomes a supernumerary(extra) for the Midwest Opera Company. Here she meets Nate Sandler, a fellow super, and they become romantically involved.
In the exciting climax, during a performance of the opera, A Masked Ball, an unexpected sequence of events puts Emma in mortal danger as she tries to save Speranza's life. Does she succeed?
In this wonderful cozy mystery with senior citizen amateur sleuth, Emma Winberry shows her stuff in her first adventure.
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George Obermaier
This book hits all the highlights of being a super:excitement, the voices and power of the singers and chorus. Maybe being a little nervous and getting wrapped up in a far away world. In being a super, you earn your way in being part of the performance, something to be proud of.Lyric Opera Supernumerary - George Obermaier
This book hits all the highlights of being a super:excitement, the voices and power of the singers and chorus. Maybe being a little nervous and getting wrapped up in a far away world. In being a super, you earn your way in being part of the performance, something to be proud of.