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    Iced Under: Gatineau Hills Mysteries, #1

    By Nadine Doolittle

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    After a painful divorce, with her two daughters in tow, Sara Wolesley abandons her comfortable urban life to take possession of a rundown cottage on a frozen lake. Her goal is to isolate herself from society, but when she discovers the body of a missing child, she is drawn into the lives of three members of the tightly-knit village.

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    THE SETTING is the villages and wilderness places of Québec with all the limitations a rural society enjoys and puts up with. Homicide in this neck of the woods is not solved by high tech law enforcement but by the deductive genius of Detective Sergeant Rompré. The murder is just the beginning.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNadine Doolittle
    Release dateDec 28, 2015
    ISBN9780993770401
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    Iced Under: Gatineau Hills Mysteries, #1
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    Nadine Doolittle

    Nadine was born in Comox, British Columbia, the third daughter of an RCAF mechanic and his Scottish wife. A graduate of Vancouver’s prestigious Studio 58 Theatre Program, her career detoured from acting to casting for film and television and finally to writing crime fiction. Her debut novel, Iced Under was shortlisted for Canada’s Arthur Ellis Award for Best First Novel in 2009 (Crime Fiction). The Grey Lady was published by Toronto’s McArthur and Company in 2012. Her third psychological mystery, The River Bride was published by the author in July 2014.  Nadine lives in the Quebec wilderness where she enjoys having no hobbies and is a terrible gardener.

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