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Thursday, 07 May 2020

About Malinda

Malinda Jo Muzi has been a college professor for more than 50 years. Her specialties include child development, lifespan development, and parenting. Her textbooks: Psychology: A Biographical Approach, The Child Through Time and Transition, and The Experience of Parenting has been used in college classrooms across the country. Her advise has been featured in Family Circle and Parent's magazine. Her recent book Your Kids, Their Lives: A Parent's Guide to Raising happy, Competent, Caring Children is available on Amazon in book or e-book format. Her novel, Invisible Loyalties, is available on Amazon.

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A Thinking Woman's Blog

Regards to women everywhere. I have started Malinda's Table in hopes of sharing what I've learned over more than 75 years on the planet and more than 50 years as a college professor, psychologist, and author. This is not to be immodest but rather to present interesting, informative, and sometimes humorous bits of information to women who want to learn new things in subjects as diverse as history, relationships, children, books, food, music and the arts, and design. I've also included a section on people who have left the table forever but are worth remembering. I'm looking forward to a great response by intelligent women who sometimes have trouble being heard in our male-dominated society. So join me at Malinda's Table. Bring your thoughts and ideas. Pull up a chair and become one with us.

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Who would execute a little old Jewish lady in the parking lot of Saks? When Miriam Lavin is found shot to death after a Friday night of shopping, the case falls to three police officers in Lower Merion, a wealthy suburb of Philadelphia. The lead investigator is William Sutor, a middle-aged, never-married police lieutenant of German descent, living with his father, a rabid anti-Semite. Sutor is assisted by Rhonda Robinson, an ambitious African-American detective intent on moving up in the predominately male, white force, and Colin McKendrick, a reluctant cop who hides his discontent under a macho exterior. When Sutor falls in love with the primary murder suspect, Jewish literature professor Melanie Marconi, their affair interferes with the pursuit of justice. As evidence mounts against Melanie, the conflict between personal and professional conduct threatens to unravel the case and destroy Sutor’s career. Invisible Loyalties is a tale of family betrayal as well as one of friendship and love between people of different ethnic backgrounds and family experiences.

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