Follow Me Down: An Orwell Brennan Mystery - Tapa dura

"Take nothing for granted in this smoothly written series debut from Edgar finalist Strange ("Body Blows"), who springs out several surprises." --"Library Journal"

"A down-home, folksy tale of murder and greed. It's well-paced, the dialogue hits the right tone and the colours of the story gently remind you of the Beachcombers. It's as deadly as that second arrow." --"Hamilton Spectator"

"Excellent first in a new series from Edgar-finalist Strange . . . Readers will appreciate the freshly drawn setting, especially the farms and woods outside Dockerty, as well as the vivid characters capable of startling revelations." --"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)

"A plot replete with smooth, clever words and smart wit." --"London Free Press"

"Excellent first in a new series from Edgar finalist Strange . . . Readers will appreciate the freshly drawn setting, especially the farms and woods outside Dockerty, as well as the vivid characters capable of startling revelations." --"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)

When a man, shot with arrows, is found hanging from a tree in the woods, Police Chief Orwell Brennan unofficially inserts himself into the investigation, which involves murder and a large sum of missing money.