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I enjoyed this one and you will too.
Do not, however, pass up the chance to read Mike Harrison's latest "Eddie Dancer" mystery, Ruby Tuesday ($24.95, ECW Press, Toronto). This is the third installment in the series and it poses an intriguing premise. When Paul Miller, an out-of-shape, middle-aged advertising executive sees a muscular young man, Victor Shriver, hit his wife, he steps in to help. He not only lands in the hospital for a week, but faces assault charges and gets sued $50,000. Rather than pay, he challenges Shriver to a boxing match. If he wins, he pays nothing. At that point Miller's wife hires Dancer, a Calgary private investigator to stop the fight. From then on the novel goes in directions you cannot imagine, but that prove very intriguing. I enjoyed this one and you will too.
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