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Sinopsis

A murder takes place on the last night of The Greatest Show on Earth, also known as The Calgary Stampede. Detectives Janice Maidstone and Scott Amble are called to investigate a drive-by shooting in a quiet suburban neighbourhood. It could be the handiwork of a jealous drug dealer, but it turns out to be far more complicated. Love makes people do desperate things. Familial love, romantic love, jealous love and love of freedom all play a role in our lives, and it's up to the detectives to determine which one of these led to the death of an innocent man.

Janice can't imagine working with a better partner than Scott. The problem is, it's a race against time, as one or both of them may soon follow their hearts and seek new lives outside of the city.

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Acerca del autor

Bonny, born and raised a prairie girl, lives in the shadow of the Canadian Rockies in Calgary, Alberta. She came late to the writerly life, seriously taking it up in late 2019. Her years of experience in various law enforcement and regulatory agencies, owning a small restaurant, and finally succumbing to the lure of the oil patch, add authenticity to her murder mystery series (The Janice Maidstone Mysteries). She loves to write short fiction to keep creative juices flowing when in the muddy trenches of editing longer material.If writing is one passion, another is cruising the world's oceans. Bonny's visited the seven continents; setting foot on all but Antarctica. A perfect day for her is sitting in a quiet nook on board, laptop in front of her, and listening to the ship cut through the waves. Bonny volunteers for When Words Collide, a Calgary-based literary festival, as the Volunteer Coordinator (or as she likes to say, Head Wrangler), with Bouchercon 2026 on the Registration Committee, and is currently Secretary for Sisters in Crime, Canada West Chapter.

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