The Cat Called - It's Foul Play. The Cat Called

Par : Ginny Sicotte
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-9991213-4-1
  • EAN9781999121341
  • Date de parution17/04/2026
  • Protection num.Adobe DRM
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurGA Hollan

Résumé

When a man turns up dead next door, there's no way to  avoid getting involved.----------When Kara buys the lot next to Hipp Subs to set up as a picnic spot, she and Nick find a former Olympic rower dead. Hidden secrets, workplace grudges, and jealousy complicate the cleanup, and what Kara and Nick find takes it from an accidental death to murder. The police warn Kara to stay out of it, but what they find pulls them deeper.
Undeterred and helped by friends they didn't know they had, they discover a dark element in Widowbrook that they'd rather not know about.
Raised in the wilds of central British Columbia by a mother who, when she was young, literally hunted for her family's supper, and a father who daily went into the bowels of the earth to maintain the machines that worked to reveal it's inner treasures, an active imagination was not only healthy, it was essential. Roaming daily amongst the feral books that lined the paths of an almost mobile library, this imagination was fanned to a frenzy at times, and lulled into a coma at others.
It became her goal to write the books that wake people up, that ignite imagination. Armed with what little she knew about the world, she joined the Canadian Armed Forces and went off to slay dragons. Four years later, the nature of the job brought her to choose between raising children and raising arms, and the children won. Thankfully. As they gained independence, she was step-by-step lured more fully into the fictive dream, and compelled to give solid form to her hopes, temptations, and nightmares.
She now works as a Linguistic Fabricator, with A. D. D. and practicality firmly at odds.