Tom ‘Brooder’ Doran, Deputy Chief of the Police in Beaufort, Quebec, has his hands full when financier Paul Carignan is struck by a stray bullet. Tom investigates but collides with the unwillingness of town leaders to investigate what really happened. Carignan’s teenage sons take on the residents they’re sure are responsible for the shooting--and are then besieged in their house with the men they’ve taken captive. Their mother, Catherine, must decide whether to support her sons in their dangerous campaign for justice—or side with local police. Either way, Beaufort is in for a fiery shakeup.

Denis Coupal is a Montreal writer, actor, multi-disciplinary artist and business strategist. His feature-length screenplays have been funded by The FUND (The Foundation to Underwrite New Drama for Pay Television), Roger's Pay Television, and SODEC. He won Honourable Mention in the 2011 Quebec Writing Competition for his short story "Brand Loyalty," which was then published in Minority Reports. He is Regional President of the Mergers & Acquisitions Club of Canada and President of the Dawson College Foundation. Blindshot is his first novel.

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