Rectifying Chambly: Killer Confessions

Par : Leon David Dunn
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-0-9919756-0-0
  • EAN9780991975600
  • Date de parution22/12/2014
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurLeon David Dunn

Résumé

Two family dynasties. Two different worlds. The last of each line meet in New York. In a small hotel room a retired assassin sits down to tell his story to who he believes is an aspiring author... Rectifying Chambly is a series of linked conversations between Juan Lopez in his quest to find his father's killer, and Samuel Linstrom, a retired assassin attempting to leave his legacy with the world. Past events from Montevideo to Michigan have brought these two determined men together.
Set against the downtrodden early nineties of New York City and the struggle of two detectives, self-destructive Berrymere and responsible Weathers, to find the reason for a string of recent murders in their district, the plot races back and forth in real time as each character's past is graphically unraveled. Has Samuel, bored with the life of a retiree, gone back to work? Will Juan get the answers he so desperately needs? Will the two detectives solve the spate of kills now plaguing their area?
Leon David Dunn was born and raised in Windsor, Ontario. After studying philosophy at university, he left North America for an 11 -year, around-the-world adventure which allowed him to call home places as varied as England, Scotland, Italy, Australia, and Japan. He now lives in Vancouver, Canada.