Molly
O'Connor decides to take a leave of absence. After the deaths of her husband and two
of her colleagues, she isn't ready to resume her work as a music teacher in the public
schools. A friend at a university in Arizona offers her lodgings, so she enrolls as a
special student for the fall term. Soon after classes and rehearsals begin, she
discovers that she has traded one set of problems for another. She is offended by
University Orchestra conductor Lance Sneazewell's rudeness and arrogance and becomes
alarmed when friends and acquaintances in the music department meet with accidents and
murderous attacks. Certain that all these events are linked in some way, she asks
Brian Donegan, the detective who led the investigation into her husband's death, to
help convince the police in Tucson that she isn't just another middle-aged meddler.
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Molly
O'Connor decides to take a leave of absence. After the deaths of her husband and two
of her colleagues, she isn't ready to resume her work as a music teacher in the public
schools. A friend at a university in Arizona offers her lodgings, so she enrolls as a
special student for the fall term. Soon after classes and rehearsals begin, she
discovers that she has traded one set of problems for another. She is offended by
University Orchestra conductor Lance Sneazewell's rudeness and arrogance and becomes
alarmed when friends and acquaintances in the music department meet with accidents and
murderous attacks. Certain that all these events are linked in some way, she asks
Brian Donegan, the detective who led the investigation into her husband's death, to
help convince the police in Tucson that she isn't just another middle-aged meddler.