Double Bluff

by Michael A. Hawley

When her investigation into the stabbing death of a young college student uncovers a number of bizarre twists--including the photograph of a fellow officer and her lover and a hidden cache of one million dollars--Seattle police detective Leah Harris teams up with Internal Affairs investigator Frank Milkovich to expose a dangerous conspiracy. Original.

Genres: Mystery

400 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 1, 2000

Reviews

[Susan Dennis]

This book has some flaws. It is a first novel by a guy who really is a sheriff right down the road. But even with a few leaps in credibility and some awkward dialogue, it had me sucked in from page one. It is a really good read and when I go to the end, I have to say that I was really disappointed to learn that I will have to wait a whole year before his next one is available.

[Ron Kerrigan]

Not deep, but fun read. Trivia: the title is taken from a popular beach area on Whidbey Island, Washington where the author lived.

[Chris]

Like seeing a local author get published.