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The Dead of Winter

By (author): Peter Kirby

Inspector Luc Vanier is drinking his way through Christmas Eve when he is called out to investigage the murder of five homeless people. His investigation takes him into the backrooms of the Catholic Church, the boardrooms of Montreal’s business elite and the soup kitchens and back alleys of street life in winter.

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Peter Kirby

Peter Kirby practices international law with one of Canada’s largest law firms. He was born in Cork, Ireland, and grew up in Brixton, South London. He has been recognized by The American Lawyer as one of Canada’s leading 500 lawyers and called a star in international arbitration by Benchmark Litigation. He lives in Montreal. Other books in the Inspector Luc Vanier series include Vigilante Season and Open Season, winner of the 2015 Arthur Ellis Best Novel Award from the Crime Writers of Canada.

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Inspector Luc Vanier is drinking his way through Christmas Eve when he is called out to investigage the murder of five homeless people. His investigation takes hin into the backrooms of the Catholic Church, the boardrooms of Montreal’s business elite and the soup kitchens and back alleys of street life in winter.Inspector Luc Vanier is drinking his way through Christmas Eve when he is called out to investigage the murder of five homeless people. His investigation takes him into the backrooms of the Catholic Church, the boardrooms of Montreal’s business elite and the soup kitchens and back alleys of street life in winter.

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Dimensions:

300 Pages
5in * 8in * 1in

Published:

October 12, 2013

City of Publication:

Montreal

Country of Publication:

CA

ISBN:

9781927535349

Book Subjects:

FICTION / Thrillers / Crime

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Language:

eng

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