pickWhen a groom doesn't turn up for the wedding but appears to have gone off on the honeymoon in France by himself, PI Russell Quant is hired to track him down and demand an explanation.
I love Russell's first person narrative voice in this one even though I have no real reference points for the clothes, food, and wines he talks about.
I would much rather spend the evening reading about the day and night of Russell Quant, private detective in cold Saskatoon than be social at the xmas office party. #survivingdecember
pickStory is set in Saskatoon of all places. Russell Quant, ex cop, is working as a PI. Bidulka paints vivid images of his city and the people. So Russell is gay, big deal. The strength of the novel is the plot and clues the reader is given along the way. I liked Russell, I liked his friends and how he goes doing his business. I liked how Bidulka built up the suspense and finally had Russell put two and two together.
I'm a little late jumping in with my Friday Fun Photo, but here it is. My living room bookshelf full of sci fi, fantasy, mystery and YA -my favourite kinds of books. The book I titled the blurb with is the only one standing up. It is a mystery set in Saskatoon and so delightful! @Liberty
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