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Chase Dagger is a private detective with no past and a knack for inheriting the most bizarre cases. To handle unusual cases requires unusual assistants. Einstein is a scarlet macaw with a photographic memory. Sara is Native American with the ability to shape-shift. When Sara witnesses the murder of a woman, she finds it difficult to convince Dagger that the murder took place. Especially after she identifies the woman as Rachel Tyler. According to Robert Tyler, his wife died five years ago.

Library Journal

Thirty-year-old, leanly handsome Chicago-area private detective Chase Dagger employs 18-year-old, reservation-raised shape-shifter Sara Morningsky as his assistant in this series debut. As a sleek hawk, Sara witnesses the murder of a beautiful former model who supposedly died at sea some five years earlier. When Sara and Chase delve into her family background, they uncover hidden agendas, rivalries, and greed. The attendant breezy sex, violence, and action, coupled with bits of Indian lore and Einstein the talking macaw, should have readers clamoring for the projected next novel. Lee also writes as Sandra Tooley (When the Dead Speak). Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.