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Steve Burrows has pursued his birdwatching hobby on six continents. He is a former editor of the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society magazine and a contributing field editor for Asian Geographic. Steve lives with his wife in Oshawa, Ontario.
<p><strong>Praise for the Birder Murder Mysteries:</strong></p>
<p>'A murder plot built around birdwatching doesn’t, at first, seem plausible or even possible. But Burrows pulls it off... <strong>Riveting from first page to final line</strong>.' <strong><em>Globe and Mail</em></strong></p>
<p>'<strong>Skillfully written</strong>, full of moral ambiguities and artful puzzles, with a <strong>spine-tingling</strong> final sentence.'<strong> <em>Kirkus </em></strong>starred review</p>
Three murder scenes; two causes of death; one body. It is a case that would challenge Domenic Jejeune even under the best of circumstances. But his DCS’s temporary absence means that Jejeune must work under Marvin Laraby, an ex-superior with whom he has a particularly fractious history. Jejeune and Laraby will need to combine their skills to discover why a ruthless land contractor would want to invest in new bird migration software, and what possible interest the death of a birding app developer could be to the British intelligence services. With the appearance of Lindy’s ex-boyfriend disrupting Jejeune’s private life, and Danny Maik dealing with divided loyalties, is this the case that finally defeats Domenic Jejeune?
Birder Murder series opener A Siege of Bitterns won the Arthur Ellis Award and was shortlisted for the Kobo Emerging Writers Award
The Birder Murder series is set in Britain’s prime birding country in Norfolk
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Steve Burrows has pursued his birdwatching hobby on six continents. He is a former editor of the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society magazine and a contributing field editor for Asian Geographic. Steve lives with his wife in Oshawa, Ontario.