by Don MacDonald (Author)
Jumping to conclusions can get someone killed
A young woman has been brutally murdered, her body left on the banks of Omand's Creek. Similarities with the murder a month earlier lead Detective Michael Shelter to believe he's dealing with a killer preying on sex workers in the city's large Indigenous community.
He soon realizes he's facing a far more cunning adversary than he'd imagined.
As he races to find the killer, Shelter uncover a trail of corruption, racist violence and long-held secrets that reach into the city's elite. Along the way, he struggles to raise his defiant teenage daughter as a single father and come to terms with the reality of racism in the city and his own blind spots.
This Canadian mystery thriller was a finalist for the Crime Writers of Canada award for Best Unpublished Manuscript.