[Serafina Florio 02] • No More Brothers

A body on the beach. A new romance. Dark secrets. And one woman determined to uncover the truth.

When Serafina Florio discovers a body on the beach, she plunges into the investigation despite dark secrets, diminishing funds, and a budding romance. Evidence leads her to a forest on the edge of the Madonie Mountains where she uncovers the truth and conceives a daring plan to catch the killer. Does she have enough time to catch the killer? Will love prevail? Can she keep her family together?

Meet Serafina Florio, a woman determined to uncover the truth against all odds Serafina Florio is a widowed midwife-turned-sleuth living in nineteenth-century Sicily where she supports her children and catches killers despite insurmountable odds.

NO MORE BROTHERS is the second book in the Serafina Florio mystery series. It is a novella.

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### Review

"The story was new and fresh and just as riveting as the first novel." -- **Believer**

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"Enjoy meeting Serafina as she struggles to survive and keep food on her family's table by bringing babies to life and justice to the dead." -- **Martha Bryce, Reviewer**

"... a wonderful, short mystery that is perfect when you don't have much reading time." --**book reader, Reviewer**

Perfect for my busy schedule." -- **Janet McNulty, Reviewer**

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"Susan Russo Anderson will have you loving Serafina from the jump as she makes her so earthly and likable. You feel you have known this character all your life. She writes with wit, humor and enough action to keep you intrigued all the way through. This novella has the makings of a great mini series!" **--Lorraine Carey for Readers Favorite**

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"Serafina is a great character and I loved getting to know her ... She does her best and never gives up even when things start to seem hopeless." **--Katie Cody, Reviewer**

### From the Author

**Serafina**,** a thirty-something mom, widow, and midwife-turned-sleuth, is **a feisty character struggling to survive and keep her family together. She's not perfect, not by a long shot, but in the end, I think she makes most of the right decisions and never, ever gives up. She teaches me a lot about what it must have been like to be a woman and mother with diminishing funds in her chaotic, male-dominated world.