I gave my protagonist all my Lyme disease symptoms...and added murder.
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“When her beloved U.S. Senator boss winds up dead, even Lyme Disease can’t stop Anna McGrory from becoming a self-proclaimed Nancy Drew. With more twists and turns than the Mohawk Trail, I Cannot Play With You is suspenseful, surprising, and a total page-turner.”
--Hilary Weisman Graham, TV writer Orange is the New Black and Bones, and author Reunited (Simon & Schuster) “As a writer and songwriter, I was always taught to ‘show, don’t tell,’ and to engage the audience with a twist on something familiar. Dana Biscotti Myskowski does a perfect job of both, weaving together a murder mystery and Lyme! Who knew it could be done, and who knew it could be so much fun to read? I love that she educates through fiction, too. It makes learning much more memorable. Highly recommended!” —Dana Parish, singer/songwriter Not My Problem, Thankful, Always be Your Girl, Someday I’ll Fly, Broken Ones, & more (Sony/ATV), and champion for those suffering with Lyme and other tick-borne diseases |
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Sick with a disease that doesn’t officially exist, a state director for a U.S. Senator struggles to make sense of her boss’ suicide as she investigates the suspicious activities of the state’s other U.S. Senator and his sidekick, a nefarious rheumatologist—all while her best friend helps her manage her new and confusing symptoms of chronic Lyme. When she begins to suspect that every place she frequents is littered with listening devices installed by some evildoer, she wonders if she's crazy. After all, her best friend seems to think she is.
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