Review: Susan will always be my guiding light.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2014
I have said it many times:  If Susan Isaacs re-writes the Manhattan phone book I will buy it and read it.Here we have a perfect writer who is witty, human, super creative, and will always deliver.  This story is a short one starring Judith Singer (of "Compromising Positions" and  "Long Time no See"), already a widow but before she met Nelson Sharpe again. It's the story of a socialite who dies while buying shoes at Bloomingdale's --- what a way to go!  Judith gets her nose into the many questions that arise when the character dies,,, was it suicide or homicide? Actually, we never quite hear what took her to that shoe store among the clouds, but we are clever and can guess.Then, in the very last page, Judith gets a phone call from Nelson Sharpe - the love of her life... and perversely tells us that "that will be another story"... for which I'm waiting.Buy it. You'll love it!!!