Kirjahaku

THE CORONER RULED HER DEATH A SUICIDE. UNFORTUNATELY, THINGS IN CEDAR LAKE ARE NEVER SO CLEAR-CUT.Lindsay Ross. The outspoken, hold-nothing-back school newspaper editor had dirt on everybody in the little Saskatchewan town. The girl with an endless list of invisible enemies. The girl DS Anderson and Gemma found hanging in the sawmill outside town on that May evening in 2009. Her death made front-page news for weeks, but she was just another grim case of suicide by the end of the investigation.And for thirteen years, everyone in town accepted it at face value. That was until paramedics wheeled Taylor Jackson, an old acquaintance, into Gemma's emergency room. He had something to confess; Lindsay Ross did not take her own life.In Trail of Deception, DS Anderson must return to Cedar Lake to uncover the truth. During his unofficial investigation, he confronts a laundry list of suspects from his past, many of whom he had hoped never to see again. As the investigation ramps up, he delves deeper into Lindsay's past, uncovering a web of deceit. And these lies shatter everything he thought he knew about everyone in his small hometown.As several suspects vanish, the urgency to find out what happened to Lindsay grows. But can DS Anderson uncover the truth? Or will he become another victim claimed by Cedar Lake?

CALEB'S HUSBAND DISAPPEARED TWO YEARS AGO. JUST AS HIS LIFE IS ON THE UPSWING, AN UNCONTROLLABLE FORCE THROWS HIS PERFECT LIFE ON A DOWNWARD SPIRAL. As one of the most up-and-coming criminal defense attorneys in St. John's, Newfoundland, Caleb Winters has virtually everything anybody could hope for: incredible friends, a new lover, and nearly perfect record of crushing his foe, Crown Prosecutor Andrew Murphy, in court. An early morning phone call on the day of his closing submissions dredges up faded memories. Skeletal remains were found north of town and the constabulary believes them to be of his missing husband, Sebastian. After losing his case in court, Caleb's new lover disappears. He suspects his angry client is responsible for his disappearance, but his pleas with the constabulary only drive them to put Caleb at the top of their suspect list. As the days go by, and the bodies pile up, the constabulary must consider the possibility someone else is behind the mayhem. With a handful of suspects, all with a motive for wanting to ruin Caleb's life, will the constables assigned figure out who's accountable for the chaos? Or will Caleb find himself like his friends; departed too soon?