Review: Good Police Procedural Canadian-style
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2013
Except for a continual mis-use of certain personal pronouns, this is a well-written and tight little story, jumping right into the plot with the first paragraph.  The struggle between Kate and her new crew and the passed-over deputy adds to the tenseness. As she attempts to carry out an investigation in the face of obstruction by her own people, Kate's own doubts as to her ability as chief and her guilt at letting another predator get away, weave together to make for a well-constructed tale. The police procedures have an authentic ring and the descriptions of the Canadian countryside add more realism.This is an entertaining story with an ending the reader may not expect.  I think anyone who likes mysteries, especially those of the police procedural kind, will enjoy it.This novel was supplied by the author and no remuneration was involved in the writing of this review.