Thomas Kilbride is a map-obsessed schizophrenic so affected that he rarely leaves the self-imposed bastion of his bedroom. But with a computer program called Whirl360.com, he travels the world while never stepping out the door. That is until he sees something in a street view of downtown New York City. Thomas's keen eyes have detected an image in a window...an image that looks like a woman being murdered.

A jolly good one !

My February offer for One book a month offered 2014 .

In the lottery :
- cestmoi
- Boekentrol
- book-a-neer
- amberC
- Soozreader
- feltre
- DRUMMERGAL (winner !)

En route to the winner.

Trust your eyes. (From Icila) Feb. book...arrived in the mail all the way from France...I will read it soon. THANK YOU!

UPDATE APRIL 22/14: finished reading. Really enjoyed this book. Took a while to get it straight because of each chapter at the beginning switching between all the stories and characters and flash backs, until finally all stories joined up to become one. Did try to find Whirl360 and it is listed as a dot ca site but only leads back to this book.

Was going to mail this book to another bookcrosser until I discovered that Canada does not have media mail rates and the cost of this book would be 2x as much as the original price!

Enjoyed reading this book. It is now located south of Port Elgin, Ontario, near Concession 4 & HWY 21...from 21 turn west onto Concession 4, go to the rail trail which is very close to this intersection...park, (fire sign numbers are 29 & 28) then walk north to the orange trail gates...take 40 or so regular adult steps north along the upper trail...this book will be in a green wire basket at about eye level, in a cedar tree on the west side of the trail. After reading this book, you may re-wrap it securely, and return it to the basket if you desire to, or leave it at a place of your choosing. Then please come back and write a release note of your own.

UPDATE: as of May 29, 2016 this book has been picked up by an interested reader