A private investigator's cop friend is murdered, and suspected of being crooked, which the investigator sets out to disprove at great personal peril in Emma Viskic's Resurrection Bay.
Viskic's Australian setting, and deaf protagonist, elevates a standard but pretty fast-moving crime novel. A genuinely surprising ending involving a slew of deaths and one major betrayal adds value.
Resurrection Bay is the first in a series featuring Caleb Zelic, a popular run of novels in Australia which are just making it over to the States. I liked it well enough to want to know what happens to Zelic next.
I checked this out from the Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond, Indiana and read it quickly.
Viskic's Australian setting, and deaf protagonist, elevates a standard but pretty fast-moving crime novel. A genuinely surprising ending involving a slew of deaths and one major betrayal adds value.
Resurrection Bay is the first in a series featuring Caleb Zelic, a popular run of novels in Australia which are just making it over to the States. I liked it well enough to want to know what happens to Zelic next.
I checked this out from the Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond, Indiana and read it quickly.
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