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Jim Napier is the creator of the award-winning website Deadly Diversions, which features over 600 reviews of, and interviews with, leading crime fiction writers around the world. His work can also be found in several Canadian newspapers as well as on such websites as Spinetingler Magazine, The Rap Sheet, January magazine, Reviewing the Evidence, Crime Time, Shots Magazine, the Montreal Review of Books, the Ottawa Review of Books, Opal Writers’ Magazine, Goodreads, and Amazon.com. He has twice been a judge for the Canadian-based Unhanged Arthur Awards, and has also chaired the judging. Jim has also contributed several biographies of contemporary crime writers for the Canadian Encyclopedia, as well as a chapter on writing crime fiction to the ...more

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Jim Napier said: " Canadian author Mike Martin is known for his informed portrayals of rural Newfoundland life. His novels provide his readers with an insightful glimpse of another, more urban dimension of the province. Seasoned readers will find there is much that is Canadian author Mike Martin is known for his informed portrayals of rural Newfoundland life. His novels provide his readers with an insightful glimpse of another, more urban dimension of the province. Seasoned readers will find there is much that is familiar here, wrapped around a layered tale that is unfortunately all too topical, and which extends far beyond the province’s mostly tranquil shores. Windflower’s latest exploits are sure to delight Martin’s growing fan base.

Safe Harbour finds the Métis native and family man no longer heading the Grand Bank detachment of the RCMP, but instead posted to the provincial capital city of St. John’s, where he is assigned as public outreach coordinator at the force’s regional headquarters. The city he finds is very much the village he left, though on a larger scale. Yet it promises to be a very different posting, much more of a desk-and-community-relations job, compared to his previous duties actively directing field investigations.

The position offers him more family time, as well as a chance for his wife Sheila the opportunity to pursue studies at Memorial University. And the well-grounded Windflower is able to draw upon the traditions of his Métis heritage to help situate himself in his new surroundings.

Arriving at the St. John’s detachment of the RCMP, Windflower meets his boss, Staff Sergeant Bonnie Morecombe, director of the outreach program. He also faces a box of training manuals for his new duties: a reminder that he will have to pass a daunting battery of examinations to ensure he’s prepared for his new duties. Paperwork has never been Windflower’s forte.

Meanwhile, on the home front the family learns that their daughter, Amelia Louise, is having problems adjusting to her new daycare. Coupled with the fact that they’d also recently adopted the child of a dead woman, their work is clearly cut out for them.

The family has just begun settling into their new lives when Windflower notices posters going up around town: a fifteen-year-old girl has disappeared from St. John’s. When Windflower encounters another poster for a missing child, this time a girl from Grand Bank, his interest is piqued, not least because the girl is the daughter of a family friend. But the effort to solve these cases will be complicated by the troubled relationship between Windflower and his new boss, Staff Sergeant Morecombe, who is facing her own personal challenges. All in all, Windflower’s new life is shaping up to be anything but tranquil.
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A reviewer with over six hundred reviews to his credit, Jim Napier is also the author of Legacy and Ridley’s War, in the acclaimed Colin McDermott mystery series. ...more "

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