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Never Sleep with a Suspect on Gabriola Island: An Islands Investigations International Mystery
Can$14.95
Murder, forgery and international intrigue are part of the newest TouchWood Mystery Series.
Rose Gill Marchand, a paraplegic, brilliant botanist and co-owner, with her husband, of Eaglenest Gallery on Gabriola Island, finds the body of Roy Dempster, their gardener, sprawled dead on the gallery grounds. An RCMP investigation ensues, without immediate success. Upset by a suggestive gossipy article about the murder in the local paper, Rose's husband, Artemus, calls on Noel Franklin, an ex-investigative reporter living in Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, and asks him to find evidence that will eliminate the spreading rumours. Noel agrees to start looking into it and asks his long-time friend Kyra Rachel an insurance investigator from Bellingham, Washington, to assist him.
As Noel and Kyra's inquiry proceeds, they discover that islands like Gabriola hide secrets far more mysterious than murder, far more dangerous than gossip, as each investigator falls prey to the depravity of those they need to trust.
Never Sleep With a Suspect on Gabriola Island is the first novel in George Szanto and Sandy Frances Duncan's Islands Investigations International detective novel series.�
A National Magazine Award recipient and winner of the Hugh MacLennan Prize for fiction,
George Szanto is the author of half a dozen novels, the most recent being his Mexican trilogy,
The Underside of Stones, Second Sight and The Condesa of M., as well as several books of essays. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. Please visit
www.georgeszanto.com.
Sandy Frances Duncan is the author of ten award-winning books for children and
adults. Her most recent historical fiction is Gold Rush Orphan, shortlisted for the BC Book Prize.
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