Beautiful Lie the Dead - Fradkin, Barbara
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A wealthy social activist has not heard from his fiance in over 24 hours. Police are mobilized to search the snowbound city. When a frozen body is found in the snow just blocks from the man's home, Inspector Green knows that someone is conspiring to keep the truth hidden.

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A wealthy social activist has not heard from his fiance in over 24 hours. Police are mobilized to search the snowbound city. When a frozen body is found in the snow just blocks from the man's home, Inspector Green knows that someone is conspiring to keep the truth hidden.
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Barbara Fradkin was born in Montreal and attended McGill, the University of Toronto and the University of Ottawa, where she obtained her PhD in psychology. Her work as a child psychologist has provided ample inspiration and insight for plotting murders, and she recently left full-time practice in order to be able to devote more time to writing. Barbara has an affinity for the dark side, and her compelling short stories haunt several anthologies and magazines, including Storyteller, Iced (Insomniac Press, 2001), and the Ladies Killing Circle anthologies, including Fit to Die, Bone Dance and When Boomers Go Bad, published by RendezVous Press. Her detective series features the exasperating, infuriating Ottawa Inspector Michael Green, whose love of the hunt often interferes with family, friends and police protocol. The series includes Do or Die (2000), Once Upon a Time (2002), Mist Walker (2003), and Fifth Son (Fall 2004). Once Upon a Time was nominated for Best Novel at the Arthur Ellis Awards, Canada's top crime writing awards, and her latest title, Fifth Son won this prestigious award in 2005. The fifth in the series, Honour Among Men, (2006), repeated the honour, the only time that consecutive novels by the same author have won the award. The sixth and seventh novels, Dream Chasers and This Thing of Darkness, followed in 2007 and 2009.