by Rosemary Hurren (Author)
Murder is always big news in small town Ontario. When Grace Inglehook's terminal cancer is in remission, she makes plans for her one or two remaining years. But all her dreams shatter the morning she wakes up bleeding. Upon her death local headlines scream 'murder'; Grace's husband is persuaded to plead guilty to the lesser charge of third degree.
Two years later, Kit Anne Kotcka, bulldog-determined private investigator, is hired to prove the husband innocent. In the small lakeside town of Fort Erie, what starts out a simple investigation carries Kit into a vortex of deceit, and evidence plays a game of peekaboo. Two murders later, despite Kit's insistence, the police discount any connection between Grace and the fresh bodies. It's up to Kit to prove otherwise. Suddenly, not only is Kit at risk but the lives of her friends are in danger.