R. J. McMillen has written for various publications including Pacific Yachting, B. C. Outdoors, Greyzine and Seasons Magazine and for several years had a weekly newspaper column. She is the author of Driving Baja, and has spent almost thirty years cruising the west coast of North America on a 36' Coast. She was born in England, raised in Australia, and now divides her time between Canada and Mexico.
Green River Falling. Dan Connor Mystery, #3
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- ISBN978-1-7752002-9-1
- EAN9781775200291
- Date de parution05/06/2022
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurShogun Press
Résumé
A cold and calculating serial killer is on the loose, brutally claiming the lives of pipeline employes. Authorities suspect a Haida man-a friend of Walker-and after a sixth person goes missing, Walker enlists the help of RCMP officer Dan Connor to help uncover the truth. As the two men immerse themselves in the search, the body count keeps rising and it seems no one can escape the path of the killer.
Evocative and suspenseful, Green River Falling contrasts the pristine beauty of British Columbia's remote west coast-and the people dedicated to preserving it-with the disastrous effects of corporate greed. "You can almost smell the salt air and feel the trees. That, along with some interesting characters, makes for a terrific...book." - Margaret Cannon. Globe and Mail. "Authentic characters, terrific dialogue .
Evocative and suspenseful, Green River Falling contrasts the pristine beauty of British Columbia's remote west coast-and the people dedicated to preserving it-with the disastrous effects of corporate greed. "You can almost smell the salt air and feel the trees. That, along with some interesting characters, makes for a terrific...book." - Margaret Cannon. Globe and Mail. "Authentic characters, terrific dialogue .







