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RCMP Sergeant Ray Robertson has spent eleven and a half months serving with the United Nations in the worldâs newest country. Heâs tired of the chaotic traffic and jostling crowds that fill the narrow streets. Tired of the choking red dust that blows into the capital from the desert. He canât wait to get back to his wife and kidsâand back to policing a world he understands. But when a young womanâthe fourth in three weeksâis found dead at the side of a dusty road with a thin white ribbon wrapped tightly around her neck, Robertson fears that a serial killer is on the loose. In a country plagued by years of extreme poverty, civil war and the struggle to establish a functioning government, the policeman realizes that itâs up to him and his Dinka partner, John Deng, to find the killer before they can strike again.
This short novel is a high-interest, low-reading level book for older teen readers and adults who are building reading skills, want a quick read or say they donât like to read!
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Vicki Delany is one of Canada's most prolific and varied crime writers, and a national bestseller in the U.S. She has written more than twenty-five books: from clever cozies to Gothic thrillers, gritty police procedurals to historical fiction, and novellas for adult literacy. Under the name of Eva Gates, she writes the Lighthouse Library cozy series for Penguin Random House. Her latest novel is Elementary, She Read, the first in the Sherlock Holmes Bookshop series from Crooked Lane. Vicki is the past president of the Crime Writers of Canada. Her work has been nominated for the Derringer, the Bony Blithe, the Ontario Library Association Golden Oak, and the Arthur Ellis Awards.
