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Margo Simon Books in Order

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Browse the Margo Simon books by Janice Steinberg in order, with short summaries and a reading guide to help you choose where to begin.

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Margo Simon books in publication order

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1

Death Crosses the Border

by Janice Steinberg

1995

Reporter Margo Simon travels to Mexico with unconventional preacher Zeke Holroyd to investigate dangerous factory conditions. When he dies in a suspicious car crash shortly afterward, she begins questioning whether their reporting uncovered more than they realized.

2

Death-Fires Dance

by Janice Steinberg

1996

Canyon fires destroy San Diego homes and claim lives, prompting police to suspect an ordinary arsonist. Reporter Margo Simon notices that New Age healers are among the victims and investigates the possibility of a deliberate modern witch hunt.

3

The Dead Man and the Sea

by Janice Steinberg

1997

Reporter Margo Simon is shocked when skilled sailor and oceanographer Hob Schreiber is found dead in the sea. Discovering that he was murdered before entering the water leads her through suspects connected to his personal, professional and political lives.

4

Death in a City of Mystics

by Janice Steinberg

1998

A serious fall leaves Margo Simon’s mother near death, and poisonous herbs in her tea suggest it was no accident. Travelling to Israel, the public radio reporter investigates a threat reaching directly into her own family.

5

Death of a Postmodernist

by Janice Steinberg

A young artist’s death at a gallery opening draws public radio reporter Margo Simon beyond interviewing and into investigation. Among provocative exhibitions and ambitious artists, she must consider whether someone would kill to make an artistic statement.

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