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Fall from Grace: Murder in a Small Town - (Alberg & Cassandra) 2nd Edition by L R Wright (Paperback)
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- Read along with the new TV drama, streaming now on FOX TV and Hulu!For fans of Louise Penny's Chief Inspector Gamache Mysteries.
- Author(s): L R Wright
- 288 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Mystery & Detective
- Series Name: Alberg & Cassandra
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"Karl Alberg and his clever librarian paramour, Cassandra, attempt to beat the heat wave with a trip to the coast, but they discover a body on the beach"--Book Synopsis
Read along with the new TV drama, streaming now on FOX TV and Hulu!
For fans of Louise Penny's Chief Inspector Gamache Mysteries.
"Wright is a master of the psychological thriller."--Booklist
It's midsummer in British Columbia, and it's murderously hot.
For Karl Alberg, that becomes more than a metaphor when he discovers a body on the beach, fresh from a fatal plunge into the icy waves. Back home in the town of Sechelt, chief of police Alberg almost begins to yearn for his days as a big-city cop when summer heat brings out the small-town crazies -- such as a volatile petting zoo owner who is irate after recent vandalism.
Meanwhile, Alberg's personal life also threatens to boil over. Not only is his daughter visiting, but his ex-wife is getting married again. Weaving together strands of Alberg's personal life, the oppressiveness of a Pacific Northwest summer heatwave, and the latent danger lingering around small-town life, J.R. Wright yet again delivers an atmospheric mystery in the Murder In A Small Town series' fourth novel.
"Alberg continues to be a most appealing protagonist -- akin to P.D. James' Dalgliesh and Ruth Rendell's Wexford, but with a quintessentially Canadian voice."--Publishers Weekly
Review Quotes
"Alberg continues to be a most appealing protagonist--akin to P.D. James' Dalgliesh and Ruth Rendell's Wexford, but with a quintessentially Canadian voice" --Publishers Weekly
"Canada's Queen of Crime Fiction" --Chatelaine
"Forceful prose, unique characters, evocative imagery...quality material from a talented writer" --Library Journal