“Road Warrior is a fast-paced ride through Toronto’s gritty streets, gear-shifting between Kensington Market’s eclectic shops and a tense child abduction scene at a Mississauga home. With complex protagonists and vivid representations of urban communities in continual flux, Vivian Meyer is the quintessential Toronto chronicler. In this eagerly awaited follow-up to Bottom Bracket and Ragged Chain, Meyer delivers a nail-biting drama about the dangers lurking close to home.”
–Amy Lavender Harris, author of Imagining Toronto

“In Road Warrior, writer Vivian Meyer gifts us with the return of Abby Faria, her incredible protagonist who doubles up as a bike courier and an amateur sleuth. With a rich downtown Toronto landscape as its backdrop, the plot of Road Warrior takes hold when Abby returns to Toronto and is enlisted to help search for her friend’s missing son. What emerges is a page turner that delves into the themes of love, friendship, community and family. I was sorry to reach this novel’s final pages and can only hope that Abby will return to readers soon.”
–Amy Stuart, author of Still Water

“This is the third book in the Abby Faria mystery series, set in the vibrant Kensington Market and Little Italy neighbourhoods of Toronto. Abby, amateur detective, bike courier, and coffee aficionado comes to the rescue when Thomas, the young son of a good friend, goes missing. But, just like riding a bike in Toronto traffic, there’s twists and turns around every corner. Enjoy the ride while Abby’s search leads her to thin crust pizza at the Dip, Pho on Spadina, and a description of Vietnamese coffee to die for. As the suspense builds, Abby is forced to question what she knows about paedophiles, and the closer she gets to Thomas, the more danger she’s in. This is a great read, with an ending that has more than one surprise.”
–Jan Rehner, author of Missing Matisse and Almost True