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An amazing Canadian crime introduction and the most recent addition to the recommended World of Crime series.MacNeice, a senior police investigator in the southern Ontario commercial town of Dundurn, is returning from the pilgrimage to his wife's serious when he's called to a crime scene of single and troubling beauty. The finger of 1 hand frequently stops the hook supply of the phonograph enjoying the Schubert Piano Trio so a lady in evening gown lies beautifully presented on the ground of the perfect summer pad. The only real noticeable mark on her may be the bruise under her face, which MacNeice acknowledges: it's the mark that separates devoted violinists, his wife that was once graced by the same mark. The homicide is equally innovative and terrible, and quickly entangles MacNeice and his group in Western Europeis historic issues, which get in touch with break all of the surfaces that have now been placed as much as keep consitently the past at bay.MacNeice should utilize his marvelous but unorthodox abilities of observation to stem the tide of activities threatening to remove any trace of storage or background, making the goal of the offense bare in the facial skin of loss.From the Hardcover version.