The Marston Series

Do you think these two titles, coroner and medical examiner, describe the same position? Think again. They are very different. So, here is the question: What Is the Difference Between a Coroner and a Medical Examiner Anyway? I have the short answer. A coroner is a person who: * Is elected * Confirms yes, the person is deceased and certifies the death * Does not have to possess a medical degree (some jurisdictions have other requirements) * Can investigate deaths * If an autopsy is needed the medical examiner will have to be contacted * Identifies the body * Notifies the next of kin * Collects and returns personal effects to the family * Signs the death certificate A Medical Examiner is a person who: * Usually is appointed to the position * Must be a physician * Usually trained to be a forensic pathologists * Performs autopsies Meet  Dr. Abraham Chen. He is the Medical Examiner for the town of Marston. He's short for a man by American standards. He has Asian

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Your next sin...may be your last. A serial killer is stalking Marston. The detectives can't link his victims. The only clue that ties the murders together is a bible scripture left behind at each crime scene.The killer dubbed as the Backyard Killer in the news remains elusive as the police scamper to connect the dots. Detective Romero and the new kid on the block, Detective Billy, are on the job together again. They must connect all the dots before the Backyard Killer is out of verses.  Murder by the Book is the second book in the Marston series. Book two in the Marston Series is available now. Start Reading Murder By The Book Now Visit Brigitta's author page Follow Brigitta on Twitter Friend Brigitta on Facebook Follow Brigitta on Google plus