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Frozen Stiff
When the frozen body of Cheryl Latham, stepdaughter of a prominent Toronto politician, is found with a bullet through her heart, overworked, underpaid homicide detective Barry Gilbert inherits the case. The bizarre nature of the crime itself apparently the woman was shot after she froze to death and the divergent clues do not bode well for a quick and tidy solution.
Who trashed the victim's apartment and what was this person looking for? Why did the intruder kill her parrot? Odder still, Cheryl was never seen leaving her building on the lobby security videotape so how did she end up on the dock? Add a large sum of stolen money and a dead sister into the equation and Gilbert is tackling a crime filled with dark secrets, dangerous relations and a killer convinced he can get away with murder.
Frozen Stiff
When the frozen body of Cheryl Latham, stepdaughter of a prominent Toronto politician, is found with a bullet through her heart, overworked, underpaid homicide detective Barry Gilbert inherits the case. The bizarre nature of the crime itself apparently the woman was shot after she froze to death and the divergent clues do not bode well for a quick and tidy solution.
Who trashed the victim's apartment and what was this person looking for? Why did the intruder kill her parrot? Odder still, Cheryl was never seen leaving her building on the lobby security videotape so how did she end up on the dock? Add a large sum of stolen money and a dead sister into the equation and Gilbert is tackling a crime filled with dark secrets, dangerous relations and a killer convinced he can get away with murder.
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Th twists and turns recall the work of procedural master Hillary Waugh.
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Interesting, easy read mystery. When two detectives have a murder assigned to them and find out the victim is the stepdaughter to a high ranking Canadian official, they have to sort through lots of clues, some real and some planted, to discern who the culprit is. Good read.