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A Killing Winter by Wayne Arthurson

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Synopsis

The sequel to Fall from Grace, “a genre-bender, its twists all the more startling for being unexpected” —BooklistLeo Desroches, a half-Cree, half-French Canadian reporter in Edmonton, returns in this sequel to Wayne Arthurson’s lauded debut murder mystery Fall from Grace. Undercover as a homeless man, Leo’s got his hands full both on the job and in his personal life. As he tries to reconnect with his estranged son and fight his urge to gamble, he is consumed... more

About Wayne Arthurson

WAYNE ARTHURSON, bestselling author of the first Leo Desroches mystery Fall from Grace, is, like his protagonist, the son of Cree and French Canadian parents.... more


Published: April 10, 2012 by Macmillan Publishing

Genre: Action & Adventure, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense. Fiction. 288 pages

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  • All Critics: 4
  • Positive: 3
  • Negative: 1
  • Publishers Weekly | 27 Feb 2012

    A surprising and ambiguous ending leaves readers in doubt about Leo’s future.

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  • Calgary Herald | 12 May 2012

    Arthurson redeems some of the halting pacing with a cliffhanger ending that comes out of the blue but remains true to the character of dedicated reporter Desroches, a somewhat fragile hero who feels too comfortable with the dark side of the gritty city.

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  • Gig City | 17 Apr 2012

    Arthurson has better in him. But it is a good book, and a good read, which is why people vote with their wallets.

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  • Crime Fiction Collective | 30 Apr 2012

    It's helpful to read Fall From Grace, the first book in the series, before tackling this one, though not absolutely necessary.

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