Christina Squire is retired from the University of New Mexico. She has worked at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, the University Art Museum, the Department of Theatre and Dance, and has taught Theatre Appreciation. She has a Master's degree in Theatre and Dance. She has played in many community theatre productions. She wrote and performed a thirty minute monologue that was featured at The Filling Station's 3rd Annual SoloFest in 2011. Christine and her husband Bruce live in Albuquerque.
A finely crafted mix of humor, suspense and romance, Murder at the Art Museum features the ongoing frenetic adventures of the author's redoubtable detective, Caroline Steele. This mystery fulfills the promise shown in Christina Squire's first book in a projected campus murder series. -Fred Bales, author of Our Sheltered Lives Murder at the Observatory is a romp that keeps you teetering between laughter and chills. Christina Squire has pitch-perfect comic timing and a satiric edge. Read this book! -Lynn C. Miller, author of The Day After Death
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