Something Is Very Wrong

About the Book

Life was wonderful for Leila Jacobs. The retired teacher enjoyed gym workouts, volunteering, lunching with friends, and attending musical performances.
All that changed radically the day that she discovered that her apartment had been viciously vandalized. There was reason to believe that Leila had been purposely targeted, but by whom?
To discover the answer, she must review her life, remembering her lost love, and recalling many of the people who had shared her days.
But Leila doesn't have the luxury of revisiting the past for very long. With the help of a dedicated police officer, she struggles to discover the source of the evil that has suddenly disrupted her existence.
Will she be able to solve the mystery in time to avoid meeting the same fate as her destroyed home?

About the Author

Bette Cyzner was born in Brooklyn, but has lived most of her life in Forest Hills, New York. She attended Hunter College, where she received a BA in English, and an MS in Special Education.
After retiring from a teaching career that spanned over thirty years in the New York City Public School system, Bette finally found the time to pursue her lifelong dream of writing.
Her work has been published in "The Jewish Week" and in the anthologies "Reflections" and "New York Life Time Ten"