From the back cover: "Sorry. The single word was written on a mirror. In front of it hung the Minneapolis Internal Affairs cop. Was it suicide? Or a kinky act turned tragic? Either way, it wasn't murder. At least not according to the powers that be. But veteran homicide detective Sam Kovac and his wisecraking, ambitious partner Nikki Liska think differently."

The books are taking over my house so in order to retain my sanity, I'm sending this in a box to iwillrejoice in Florida to read and/or release. Thank you and enjoy!

Thank you! The books arrived safely today. Many thanks!

Finished this last night. This is my first read of anything by this author. While I did figure out some aspects of the story ahead of the reveal, I was surprised by who the bad guy turned out to be.

Thanks for sharing!

Reserved for a book ring.

Released into my ABC (Alphabet) Bookrings - US version - Books Beginning with the Letter D. Happy picking!

My pick from the ABC bookring "D" round. Thank you for sharing

Just finished two of Hoag's books and found them to be okay. My shelves are full and I am going through them to thin them out. Not sure when I will get to them. I will release this for the E-Less release challenge in November. Hopefully to someone here on BC

Enjoy! off to hostile17 who changed her name to book_drunkard as a KTM RABCK for The "E-Less" Release Challenge 2014

Received today.
Thank you very much.

About 100 pages longer than it needed to be but still a pretty good whodunit, with a lot of twists and turns to keep you guessing until the end.

Sending to a fellow Bookcrosser.

Thank you so much for sending!

Released at the downtown Akron Public Library by The Rubber City Book Posse for the Akron Family Reading Festival! Enjoy the book!

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- from the Concise Oxford English Dictionary

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