Death Audit — James A. Howard

Psycholigist Whit Ely thought life was going splendidly for his patient, Janice Lavery. She certainly had no reason to end her life. But suddenly she was dead, and the verdict was suicide. Ely needed to know where his diagnosis had gone wrong. He talked to her ex-lover, her close friends and her co-workers. What they told him suggested that the dead woman had been searching for answers to some very awkward questions. Someone hadn't like that. Someone had wanted the questions to stop. And now Ely was the one asking the awkward questions. And someone was trying to stop him, too.