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Thursday, 17 May 2012

Blue and Golden Year

Written by  Alison Preston

When Kenneth spots maggots feeding on something shiny in the dumpster behind a 7-Eleven, he knows a crime has been committed. A Blue and Golden Year unravells the mystery through a legion cast of characters, changes of season, and changes of setting.

Meet Audrey, a tightly-wound prairie girl. Life would be easier for her if her old high school boyfriend wasn’t a happily married family man, and her squandering, lazy sister, Lillian, wasn’t such a damper in her own family life.

All Lillian wants is to just get back on her feet, and she wouldn't mind knowing what happened to her drug-dealing boyfriend, Iggy; there’s a dead body in his apartment and he’s suddenly nowhere to be found.

Meanwhile, Iggy has gone down to Mexico where he reunites with his old flame, Iris. Iris, a restauranteur, is having issues of her own with Ernest, her business partner and former lover, whom more than a few people would like to see end up in a dumpster.

As we follow the characters of Blue and Golden Year, their tales weave back and forth, from North to South, and the body count rises, because some mysteries are just too juicy to be kept alive for.


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Last modified on Friday, 10 February 2012 16:35

Product Details

  • SKU: 9780888012067
  • Price: $16.95
Alison Preston

Alison Preston

Alison Preston was born in 1949 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, where she currently resides. Alison graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Winnipeg. She is the author of 4 books.

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