Dot Meyerhoff Mystery: The Right Wrong Thing (Hardcover)

from carolyninjoy

The Right Wrong Thing by Ellen Kirschman is a fast moving, suspense-filled book. It is an intense, thought-provoking storyline. The author has a strong knowledge of law enforcement & psychology. I gave it five stars. "Randy Alderson Spelling looks more like a girl than a woman. So tiny she's almo...

from celticlady53

"Randy Alderson Spelling looks more like a girl than a woman. So tiny she's nearly lost I the cushions of my office couch. Her legs jut out over the floor until she scoots forward and places her feet squarely on the ground, leaving a foot of space behind her. She waits for me to start, all the wh...

from Carolee888

The odd thing about The Right Wrong Thing by Eileen Kirschman is that I was more fascinated by Officer Randy Spelling than the main character, Dr. Dot Meyerhoff. I expected Dr. Dot Meyerhoff, the police psychologist to put herself into risky situations. Without doing that, how was there going to ...

from flourgirl49

Dot Meyerhoff, the main character of this book, should have her police psychologist license revoked. She seems quite incompetent, and stupidly inserts herself into the middle of active police murder investigations with little thought and even smaller consequences. The author does not do a good jo...

from FictionZeal

She's seeking employment as a police officer with Kenilworth Police Department, a suburb of San Francisco. Randy's father and brothers were cops. She even married a cop, Rich Spelling. Acting Chief Jay Pence was pushing to obtain more women on the force. Randy is so sure of herself and she passes...