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"...is a voyage pitting people against a raging river’s twists and torrents…R.J. Harlick is a storyteller in tune with these struggles.." -- Hamilton Spectator
"...one of the brightest new voices in the mystery business." -- Ottawa Citizen
"A lot happens in Harlick's Meg Harris novels, whose plots get as turbulent as the white-water rivers Meg's learning to navigate..." -- London Free Press
“An informed, nicely paced story with convincing characters and a believable plot.” -- Sherbrooke Record
“The River Runs Orange, both a mystery and a thriller, is filled with action and suspense.” -- Chronicle Herald
"...one of the brightest new voices in the mystery business." -- Ottawa Citizen
"A lot happens in Harlick's Meg Harris novels, whose plots get as turbulent as the white-water rivers Meg's learning to navigate..." -- London Free Press
“An informed, nicely paced story with convincing characters and a believable plot.” -- Sherbrooke Record
“The River Runs Orange, both a mystery and a thriller, is filled with action and suspense.” -- Chronicle Herald
Book Description
In the third action-packed thriller of the West Quebec series, Meg Harris is back more determined than ever to fight against injustice, but sometimes the line between right and wrong is fuzzy. During a wild, whitewater paddle down a wilderness river, Meg discovers the skull and bones of a woman whose very existence takes the archeological world by storm. But when her neighbours, the Migiskan Algonquin, declare their rights to the ancient remains, Meg becomes embroiled in a fight that pits ancient beliefs against modern ones and can only lead to murder. As Meg races to catch the killer, she finds herself once more daring the river’s fury, this time with the added horror of a raging forest fire. In this book R.J. Harlick explores the controversy surrounding ancient human remains. Who owns them, the museums that house the archeological finds or the First Nations descendents? Should they be used to further man’s knowledge or returned to the earth to maintain peace and harmony? Questions to which there are no easy answers, as Meg Harris discovers when she tries to balance her love for Eric Odjik and her friendship with the Migiskan with her beliefs as a modern woman.
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