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The trial of Gabriel Swift was front-page news. Swift, an Indigenous activist, did yard chores for Professor Mulligan, but he was far more than a servant. He was one of Mulligan's stars, a brilliant mind to mentor. When Mulligan disappears, suspicion falls on Swift even though Mulligan's widow insists he couldn't have done it.

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The trial of Gabriel Swift was front-page news. Swift, an Indigenous activist, did yard chores for Professor Mulligan, but he was far more than a servant. He was one of Mulligan's stars, a brilliant mind to mentor. When Mulligan disappears, suspicion falls on Swift even though Mulligan's widow insists he couldn't have done it.
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Autorenporträt
After careers as a journalist, criminal lawyer, and political activist, William Deverell turned to fiction and on his first effort won the $50,000 Seal First Novel Award. Since then, he has earned multiple prizes for his 20 published novels, including the Dashiell Hammett Prize for Literary Excellence in Crime Writing in North America, two Crime Writers of Canada Awards (formerly the Arthur Ellis Award) for Best Canadian Novel, and two runners-up for the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour. He holds two honorary Doctor of Letters degrees and lives in Pender Island, British Columbia.