| Author: | Jake Doherty | ISBN: | 9781927114575 |
| Publisher: | Jake Doherty | Publication: | April 21, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jake Doherty |
| ISBN: | 9781927114575 |
| Publisher: | Jake Doherty |
| Publication: | April 21, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Murder and blood money on the Bruce Peninsula...
After a body pops up in the spring runoff of the Rankin River, the sleepy town of Wiarton may never be the same. The murdered man, a wealthy Irishman backing a casino bid for the Bruce Peninsula, had apparently also tangled with both the mafia and the IRA. Local tempers flare when police question some young Natives as possible suspects.
Tossed together by this bizarre turn of events are Fergus Fitzgerald, a reclusive, curmudgeonly reporter at a local paper, and Mary Fraser, a feisty Ojibwe art historian, specializing in Native symbols. This unlikely pair combine their different skills, passions and cultures to uncover a trail of vengeance, international money laundering and murder.
Drawing on his experience in the newspaper world, Jake Doherty has created an intriguing, fast-paced Canadian mystery. The Rankin Files brings together local, regional and international victims in a disquieting tale of revenge and redemption.
Murder and blood money on the Bruce Peninsula...
After a body pops up in the spring runoff of the Rankin River, the sleepy town of Wiarton may never be the same. The murdered man, a wealthy Irishman backing a casino bid for the Bruce Peninsula, had apparently also tangled with both the mafia and the IRA. Local tempers flare when police question some young Natives as possible suspects.
Tossed together by this bizarre turn of events are Fergus Fitzgerald, a reclusive, curmudgeonly reporter at a local paper, and Mary Fraser, a feisty Ojibwe art historian, specializing in Native symbols. This unlikely pair combine their different skills, passions and cultures to uncover a trail of vengeance, international money laundering and murder.
Drawing on his experience in the newspaper world, Jake Doherty has created an intriguing, fast-paced Canadian mystery. The Rankin Files brings together local, regional and international victims in a disquieting tale of revenge and redemption.
