The Case of the Homeless Pup - Menzies, J. A.
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When student veterinarian Evan McEwan goes deep into the brush of Toronto's Don Valley to catch what he thinks is a stray puppy, he stumbles upon a human skull. While Evan continues his search for the pup, the homicide detectives Publishers Weekly called "captivating" sift through the past to determine whose skull it is and how it got there. Meanwhile, families with missing loved ones anxiously seek information and curious reporters try to get a scoop. Note: This book is a novella (just under 40,000 words) whereas the full-length novels are at least 125,000 words each. It takes place after…mehr

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When student veterinarian Evan McEwan goes deep into the brush of Toronto's Don Valley to catch what he thinks is a stray puppy, he stumbles upon a human skull. While Evan continues his search for the pup, the homicide detectives Publishers Weekly called "captivating" sift through the past to determine whose skull it is and how it got there. Meanwhile, families with missing loved ones anxiously seek information and curious reporters try to get a scoop. Note: This book is a novella (just under 40,000 words) whereas the full-length novels are at least 125,000 words each. It takes place after Glitter of Diamonds and before Shadow of a Butterfly in the Paul Manziuk and Jacquie Ryan Mystery series ; however, you could read it at any time.
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Mysteries have been my books of choice since I discovered Trixie Belden (I owned every book) and other teen detectives. Later, I discovered and devoured the work of Erle Stanley Gardner, John Creasey, Agatha Christie, Georgette Heyer, Ngaio Marsh, Dorothy L. Sayers, Desmond Bagley, Raymond Chandler, Emma Lathen, and others. I still go back and reread many of the authors of the British Golden Age-they're my comfort-books. I also read a variety of contemporary authors, including Donna Andrews, Louise Penny, Alan Bradley, Sue Grafton, Peter Robinson, Rick Blechta, Vicki Delany, P. D. James, Marcia Muller, and T. Jefferson Parker. I'm a member of various writers' organizations, including Sisters in Crime and Crime Writers of Canada. I also teach workshops for writers. I especially enjoy sharing some of my secrets on developing plots. (One of my favorite reviews, from Library Journal, called me a "master of plotting.") By the way, in real life, people know me as N. J. Lindquist. And my first two mysteries (Shaded Light and Glitter of Diamonds) were originally published under that name. Afterwards, I decided that I really needed to separate the mysteries from my other books, so-better late than never (I hope)-I made my birth name (J. A. Menzies) my alter ego