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Mâtowak

Woman Who Cries

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Mâtowak

By: Joylene Nowell Butler
Narrated by: James Newcomb
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The follow-up to Broken but Not Dead, an IPPY Award silver medalist.

A murder enveloped in pain and mystery....

When Canada's retired minister of national defense, Leland Warner, is murdered in his home, the case is handed to Corporal Danny Killian, an aboriginal man tortured by his wife's unsolved murder.

The suspect, 60-year-old Sally Warner, still grieves for the loss of her two sons, dead in a suicide/murder 18 months earlier. Confused and damaged, she sees in Corporal Killian a friend sympathetic to her grief and suffering and wants more than anything to trust him.

Danny finds himself with a difficult choice - indict his prime suspect, the dead minister's horribly abused wife or find a way to protect her and risk demotion. Or worse, transfer away from the scene of his wife's murder and the guilt that haunts him....

©2016 Joylene Nowell Butler (P)2017 Dancing Lemur Press, L.L.C.
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