Professor Sally Good series by Bill Crider (Books 1 & 2)
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Overview: "I was born and brought up in Mexia (that’s pronounced Muh-HAY-uh by the natives), Texas, went to college at The University of Texas and North Texas State University, and taught high school and college classes for many years. In 1992 I retired as Chair of the Division of English and Fine Arts at Alvin Community College, in Alvin, Texas." – Bill Crider
Genre: Mystery
1. Murder is an Art
Dr. Sally Good, Head of the English and Fine Arts Division of Hughes Community College in Texas, has her hands full. On top of dealing with numerous complaints from testy faculty members concerning the allocation of the department’s budget, she must also conduct an inquiry into the recent misbehavior of the department’s philandering art professor, Val Hurley, who stands accused of molesting a young female student. And then there is the complaint lodged against the art department – and namely Val – for displaying what some people see as a satanic painting. When Val is found bludgeoned to death in his office and the painting in question disappears, it isn’t long before the department dissolves into a state of chaos and hysteria. Sally begins to realize that she might be in over her head when the student in question is found murdered shortly thereafter.
2. A Knife in the Back
Dr. Sally Good, chair of the Department of English at Hughes Community College has learned how to cope with the many minor disasters and a couple of major ones, including a murder, that have cropped up since her tenure. Right now, however, her only worry is about her own behavior. She’s just violated one of the major rules for department chairs – never date the staff. She hadn’t actually dated Jack Neville, but she had said yes when he asked her to go out with him.
It’s beginning to look as though Sally may not have to worry about that. Her intended escort has come under suspicion of murdering one of the college trustees, and could be arrested any time now. The good news is that the evidence is shaky and Neville is far from the only person around who wouldn’t mind seeing Bostic’s obit in the county paper. The man is a used-car salesman of questionable morals and an antediluvian who is against educating or even feeding the men in the local prison, where the college conducts classes. The sheriff is the bad news.
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