The Rosebush Murders

In this first Helen Mirkin novel, Jerusalem-based Detective Inspector Helen Mirkin is challenged with solving the murder of psychologist Dr. Danielle Hall. Before much progress is made, a second murder occurs. Are they related?

The investigation leads DI Mirkin to a state-of-the-art fertility clinic. How does this fit in? Is the killer trying to cover their tracks? Can they be stopped before more die?

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"Mirkin is an engaging character."

Na'amat Magazine

"... the road there (to conclusion) is lively."
Hadassah Magazine

Born in Portugal, Ruth Shidlo has also lived in Spain, Israel, and the United States. She practices as a trauma therapist and psychologist in Tel Aviv, has published essays in various journals, and recently edited a ground-breaking book by Ronnie Solan, The Enigma of Childhood. The Profound Impact of the First Years of Life on Adults as Couples and Parents. (Karnac, 2015). 

Ruth enjoys writing fiction. The Rosebush Murders is her debut novel, introducing Detective Inspector Helen Mirkin, a quirky, music-loving sleuth. Its sequel, Murder in the Choir, is currently in press.