Dear Irene : an Irene Kelly mystery

"Reporter Irene Kelly returns to work, though she has not quite recovered from injuries sustained during her most recent murder investigation. On the first day back, Irene receives a threatening message rooted in Greek myth and signed by "Thanatos," a Greek name for "death." Thinking it must be a joke, Irene ignores it at first, but soon the killer's threats force her to take action."@en
"Intrepid investigative reporter Irene Kelly begins receiving letters from a psychotic pen pal. It seems someone is bent on creating a real life Greek tragedy--and in this play, everyone is supposed to die."
"Intrepid investigative reporter Irene Kelly begins receiving letters from a psychotic pen pal. It seems someone is bent on creating a real life Greek tragedy--and in this play, everyone is supposed to die."@en
"Reporter Irene Kelly matches wits with a killer who is giving her advance notice of his kills with riddles from Greek mythology. He signs himself Thanatos, as the Greeks called death, addresses her as Cassandra, the woman who told the truth but whom no one believed, and warns that Clio will be the first to die, a reference to the muse of history. The very same night a woman professor is murdered."@en