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Review Praise for High Chicago : “Shrier . . . writes with an easy assurance and a killer sense of humour. . . . High Chicago is a great addition to the mystery shelf.” — NOW “Howard Shrier′s first novel, Buffalo Jump , won the Arthur Ellis Award for best first novel. High Chicago , his second, will definitely be short-listed for another. It′s got the same stellar characters, the same clever plotting, and, if anything, an even better story.” — Globe and Mail “ High Chicago confirms Shrier as an author to watch for, both in Canada and abroad. It′s a mystery that peels away the urban layers of big business civility to expose the raw flesh of reality underneath.” — Hamilton Spectator “A more than worthy sequel, with an intriguing plot, a wicked sense of humour and masterfully managed dialogue. You might even say that Shrier is making the world of crime fiction a better place, one Jonah Geller mystery at a time.” — Calgary Herald “Combining fast-paced action with well-structured plots, and featuring a complex but likeable protagonist, Shrier′s novels are fast winning him legions of loyal fans.'' If you enjoy c
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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Shrier, Howard
- Publisher
- Vintage Canada
- Published
- 2009
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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