Burn Country Blog Tour: Blog Tour Schedule

Monday, March 27, 2017

Blog Tour Schedule

June 2017 - Confirmed Dates

June 1
The Character Connection
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June 2
The Plot Thickens
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June 5
City Girl Who Loves to Read
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June 6
Tribute Books Mama
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June 7
Tribute Books Reviews
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June 8
Faith Flaherty
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June 9
Dianne Ascroft
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June 10
Kathy Talley
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June 14
Simplistik
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June 26
Celtic Lady's Reviews
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Price/Formats: $5.99 ebook,
$24.99 paperback
Genre: Murder Mystery
Publisher: Plaid Raccoon Press
Release: March 17, 2017
ISBN: 9781927884096
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Summary:
The latest in a series of barn fires in Leeds County turns ugly when a body is discovered inside the burned-out husk of an old hay barn near the village of Elgin.

When the victim turns out to be Independent Senator Darius Lane, a renowned artist and social activist recently appointed to the upper chamber by the prime minister, Detective Inspector Ellie March of the Ontario Provincial Police finds herself coping with an RCMP national security team which must first assess whether the senator’s involvement in sensitive government business led to his brutal murder by forces hostile to Canada.

While Detective Constable Kevin Walker works the case files of the previous barn fires looking for a serial arsonist within Leeds County who may have killed for the first time, Ellie discovers that the intervention of RCMP Assistant Commissioner Danny Merrick, unexpectedly polite and charming, will place her directly in the cross-hairs of a homicide investigation with national repercussions!

This is the second book in the March and Walker Crime Novel series and the sequel to Sorrow Lake, which was shortlisted for the 2015 Hammett Award for best North American crime novel.