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Nightshade
- A A Sam Montcalm Mystery Book
- 978-1-55488-714-9
- August 2010
- 336pp, Paperback
- $11.99 CAD
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Police, RCMP, and a mysterious FBI agent from Washington converge on the scene. But the sharpest eye belongs to Sam Montcalm, a despised "bedroom snooper" from Ottawa whose primary concern is to clear a First Nations activist of the crime. Sam is middle-aged, tough, and sophisticated, yet he's also a lone wolf who feels displaced nearly everywhere, and his relations with his colleagues, the police -- and with women -- are always complicated. "You're a psychic wound without a health card," a friend comments. The story moves to its surprising climax as Montcalm follows the trail of murder back to Canada's capital and into the Gatineau Hills, his deep sense of cynicism about human nature confirmed as he closes in on the killer and struggles to come to terms with himself. |













This is a slick little mystery set in Quebec City and Ottawa, with an engaging PI who looks destined to return in a series This one is lots of fun.
The Globe and MailHenighan's exploration of environmental concerns is timely, lively, sincereÖ
London Free PressGood setting, buoyant plot, strong action make for a good read.
The Hamilton SpectatorTom Henighan has crafted a multi-layered story with a very human, very imperfect protagonist, a wonderful descriptive writing style, and a tale of crime and passion for our times.
Mystery Maven CanadaHenighan's exploration of environmental concerns is timely, lively, sincere...
London Free PressMontcalm is modern and sensitive, espousing Henighan's own values concerning the environment and development.
Unfolding Arts in OttawaThis first mystery from Henighan introduces Ottawa ìsnooperî Sam Montcalm, and it's a solid debut.
The Globe and Mail