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My Brother's Keeper

by (author) Sheila Kindellan-Sheehan

Publisher
Vehicule Press
Initial publish date
Oct 2023
Category
General, Women Sleuths
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9781550656343
    Publish Date
    Oct 2023
    List Price
    $22.95

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Description

A TONI DAMIANO MYSTERY

Ten years ago, the prestigious suburban community of Beaconsfield, Quebec was shaken by the discovery of the bodies of an ordinary couple in their home. What appeared to be a common murder-suicide-husband kills wife and takes his own life-has baffled two previous investigations. At one point, the son, who had a tumultuous relationship with his father, was considered a suspect. Lieutenant Detective Toni Damiano and her partner, Detective Pierre Matte, attached to the newly-created Cold Case Unit, have reopened the case with their usual confidence and grit. They are met with unexpected challenges and a reality they've never had to face before.

About the author

Sheila Kindellan-Sheehan is the author of nine mystery novels, most recently Where Bodies Fall (Véhicule 2015). A former school teacher, she lives in Pointe-Claire, Quebec.

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Editorial Reviews

Praise for The Gang of Four

"The Gang of Four is the story of a mother's love and perseverance to uncover the fate of her first-born son amid secrets buried deep in Montreal's past. While those secrets are being uncovered, we see how decades of guilt have followed the actual gang of four, affecting every facet of their lives from childhood to parenthood with seemingly no way out. This is Kindellan-Sheehan's finest work yet." - Sonali Karnick, host of All in a Weekend, CBC Radio

Praise for In the Shadows

"The third Toni Damiano novel from Kindellan-Sheehan takes the central character a bit further into her own past and not-too-happy present. It also presents a nice puzzle plot with clues, herrings and settings so beloved by crime readers." - Margaret Cannon, The Globe and Mail

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