In the Bleak Midwinter - Tapa blanda

-"Library Journal" Terrific action scenes...what really distinguishes" In the Bleak Midwinter," however, is the author's skillful portrayal of her protagonist's inner conflict. "-Washington Post Book World" A riveting page-turner from start to finish. -"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) Without ever slighting the central situation of the abandoned mother and her abandoned child, Spencer-Fleming shows admirable resourcefulness in the changes she rings on it. -"Kirkus Reviews" The prose soars...the story twists and turns to the last page. -"Maine Sunday Telegram" One of the most impressive "first" crime novels I've read. A priest, a cop, a baby on the doorstep, and a lot of snow combined with suspenseful results for one great book. -Charlaine Harris, author of "Shakespeare's Counselor" Don't miss this one! You'll be rooting for Clare Fergusson in this engaging and vital mystery. -April Henry, author of the Claire Montrose mysteries and "Learning to Fly" -Superb!- --Library Journal-Terrific action scenes...what really distinguishes In the Bleak Midwinter, however, is the author's skillful portrayal of her protagonist's inner conflict.- --Washington Post Book World-A riveting page-turner from start to finish.- --Publishers Weekly (starred review)-Fleming hits a grand slam with In the Bleak Midwinter. The tension is constant. The dialogue is dead-on. The characters are interesting, thought provoking, and honest. The prose soars above the quality usually found in this genre. To top it all off, the story twists and turns to the last page.- --Denver Rocky Mountain News-Without ever slighting the central situation of the abandoned mother and her abandoned child, Spencer-Fleming shows admirable resourcefulness in the changes she rings on it.- --Kirkus Reviews-Compelling...many twists.- --Romantic Times-Filled with many twists and turns...[a] warm tale.- --Midwest Book Review-The prose soars...the story twists and turns to the last page.- --Maine Sunday Telegram-Julia Spencer-Fleming is already a winner, but she deserves a triple crown. In a strong, distinctive voice, she sets her characters down In the Bleak Midwinter and pits them against public murder, personal demons, and the power of nature itself.- --Kathy Lynn Emerson, author of the Face Down Mysteries-One of the most impressive -first- crime novels I've read. A priest, a cop, a baby on the doorstep, and a lot of snow combined with suspenseful results for one great book.- --Charlaine Harris, author of Shakespeare's Counselor-Don't miss this one! You'll be rooting for Clare Fergusson in this engaging and vital mystery.- --April Henry, author of the Claire Montrose mysteries and Learning to Fly "Superb!" --Library Journal"Terrific action scenes...what really distinguishes In the Bleak Midwinter, however, is the author's skillful portrayal of her protagonist's inner conflict." --Washington Post Book World"A riveting page-turner from start to finish." --Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Fleming hits a grand slam with In the Bleak Midwinter. The tension is constant. The dialogue is dead-on. The characters are interesting, thought provoking, and honest. The prose soars above the quality usually found in this genre. To top it all off, the story twists and turns to the last page." --Denver Rocky Mountain News"Without ever slighting the central situation of the abandoned mother and her abandoned child, Spencer-Fleming shows admirable resourcefulness in the changes she rings on it." --Kirkus Reviews"Compelling...many twists." --Romantic Times"Filled with many twists and turns...[a] warm tale." --Midwest Book Review"The prose soars...the story twists and turns to the last page." --Maine Sunday Telegram"Julia Spencer-Fleming is already a winner, but she deserves a triple crown. In a strong, distinctive voice, she sets her characters down In the Bleak Midwinter and pits them against public murder, personal demons, and the power of nature itself." --Kathy Lynn Emerson, author of the Face Down Mysteries"One of the most impressive "first" crime novels I've read. A priest, a cop, a baby on the doorstep, and a lot of snow combined with suspenseful results for one great book." --Charlaine Harris, author of Shakespeare's Counselor"Don't miss this one! You'll be rooting for Clare Fergusson in this engaging and vital mystery." --April Henry, author of the Claire Montrose mysteries and Learning to Fly Superb! "Library Journal" Terrific action scenes...what really distinguishes" In the Bleak Midwinter," however, is the author's skillful portrayal of her protagonist's inner conflict. "Washington Post Book World" A riveting page-turner from start to finish. "Publishers Weekly (starred review)" Fleming hits a grand slam with In the Bleak Midwinter. The tension is constant. The dialogue is dead-on. The characters are interesting, thought provoking, and honest. The prose soars above the quality usually found in this genre. To top it all off, the story twists and turns to the last page. "Denver Rocky Mountain News" Without ever slighting the central situation of the abandoned mother and her abandoned child, Spencer-Fleming shows admirable resourcefulness in the changes she rings on it. "Kirkus Reviews" Compelling...many twists. "Romantic Times" Filled with many twists and turns...[a] warm tale. "Midwest Book Review" The prose soars...the story twists and turns to the last page. "Maine Sunday Telegram" Julia Spencer-Fleming is already a winner, but she deserves a triple crown. In a strong, distinctive voice, she sets her characters down "In the Bleak Midwinter" and pits them against public murder, personal demons, and the power of nature itself. "Kathy Lynn Emerson, author of the Face Down Mysteries" One of the most impressive "first" crime novels I've read. A priest, a cop, a baby on the doorstep, and a lot of snow combined with suspenseful results for one great book. "Charlaine Harris, author of Shakespeare's Counselor" Don't miss this one! You'll be rooting for Clare Fergusson in this engaging and vital mystery. "April Henry, author of the Claire Montrose mysteries and Learning to Fly"" "Superb!"-"Library Journal""Terrific action scenes...what really distinguishes" In the Bleak Midwinter", however, is the author's skillful portrayal of her protagonist's inner conflict.""-Washington Post Book World""A riveting page-turner from start to finish."-"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) "Fleming hits a grand slam with In the Bleak Midwinter. The tension is constant. The dialogue is dead-on. The characters are interesting, thought provoking, and honest. The prose soars above the quality usually found in this genre. To top it all off, the story twists and turns to the last page."-"Denver Rocky Mountain News""Without ever slighting the central situation of the abandoned mother and her abandoned child, Spencer-Fleming shows admirable resourcefulness in the changes she rings on it."-"Kirkus Reviews""Compelling...many twists."-"Romantic Times ""Filled with many twists and turns...[a] warm tale."-"Midwest Book Review""The prose soars...the story twists and turns to the last page." -"Maine Sunday Telegram""Julia Spencer-Fleming is already a winner, but she deserves a triple crown. In a strong, distinctive voice, she sets her characters down "In the Bleak Midwinter" and pits them against public murder, personal demons, and the power of nature itself."-Kathy Lynn Emerson, author of the "Face Down Mysteries""One of the most impressive "first" crime novels I've read. A priest, a cop, a baby on the doorstep, and a lot of snow combined with suspenseful results for one great book."-Charlaine Harris, author of "Shakespeare's Counselor""Don't miss this one! You'll be rooting for Clare Fergusson in this engaging and vital mystery."-April Henry, author of the Claire Montrose mysteries and "Learning to Fly" "Superb!"-"Library Journal" "Terrific action scenes...what really distinguishes" In the Bleak Midwinter," however, is the author's skillful portrayal of her protagonist's inner conflict.""-Washington Post Book World" "A riveting page-turner from start to finish."-"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) "Fleming hits a grand slam with In the Bleak Midwinter. The tension is constant. The dialogue is dead-on. The characters are interesting, thought provoking, and honest. The prose soars above the quality usually found in this genre. To top it all off, the story twists and turns to the last page."-"Denver Rocky Mountain News" "Without ever slighting the central situation of the abandoned mother and her abandoned child, Spencer-Fleming shows admirable resourcefulness in the changes she rings on it."-"Kirkus Reviews" "Compelling...many twists."-"Romantic Times " "Filled with many twists and turns...[a] warm tale."-"Midwest Book Review" "Superb!"-"Library Journal "Terrific action scenes...what really distinguishes" In the Bleak Midwinter, however, is the author's skillful portrayal of her protagonist's inner conflict.""-Washington Post Book World "A riveting page-turner from start to finish."-"Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Fleming hits a grand slam with In the Bleak Midwinter. The tension is constant. The dialogue is dead-on. The characters are interesting, thought provoking, and honest. The prose soars above the quality usually found in this genre. To top it all off, the story twists and turns to the last page."-"Denver Rocky Mountain News "Without ever slighting the central situation of the abandoned mother and her abandoned child, Spencer-Fleming shows admirable resourcefulness in the changes she rings on it."-"Kirkus Reviews "Compelling...many twists."-"Romantic Times "Filled with many twists and turns...[a] warm tale."-"Midwest Book Review "The prose soars...the story twists and turns to the last page." -"Maine Sunday Telegram "Julia Spencer-Fleming is already a winner, but she deserves a triple crown. In a strong, distinctive voice, she sets her characters down "In the Bleak Midwinter and pits them against public murder, personal demons, and the power of nature itself."-Kathy Lynn Emerson, author of the "Face Down Mysteries "One of the most impressive "first" crime novels I've read. A priest, a cop, a baby on the doorstep, and a lot of snow combined with suspenseful results for one great book."-Charlaine Harris, author of "Shakespeare's Counselor "Don't miss this one! You'll be rooting for Clare Fergusson in this engaging and vitalmystery."-April Henry, author of the Claire Montrose mysteries and "Learning to Fly

Clare Fergusson, St Alban's new priest, fits like a square peg in the conservative Episcopal parish at Millers Kill, New York. She is not just a "lady", she's a tough ex-Army chopper pilot, and nobody's fool. Then a newborn infant left at the church door brings her together with the town's police chief, Russ Van Alstyne, who's also ex-Army and a cynical good shepherd for the stray sheep of his hometown. Their search for the baby's mother quickly leads them into the secrets that shadow Millers Kill like the everpresent Adirondacks. What they discover is a world of trouble, an attraction to each other - and murder...