Josephine Carr, author of My Very Own Murder and The Dewey Decimal System

From Tampa Tribune:

In a strange and uniquely comic work, Carr tells the story of the quirky librarian ally Sheffield. The attractive, if unusual, 40-year-old was happy with her predictable life, but one night at the Philadelphia Philharmonic she falls hopelessly in love with the conductor, Aleksi Kullio, whom she has never met. When his wife comes into the library to research poisons for the “mystery” she is writing, Ally is convinced Aleksi is in danger. She and her best friend, Suzanne, a bored homemaker, decide that they must find out what the wife is doing. What follows is a most bizarre, unpredictable and thoroughly delightful mess that keeps the pages turning and the laughs coming.

Josephine Carr
author of My Very Own Murder
and
The Dewey Decimal System of Love