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In the bleak landscape of Depression era Alberta, war veteran Fergus Muir finds solace in routine until a chance encounter with Cat Perkins, a troubled girl resembling his late wife.

As Cat’s world unravels, Fergus delves into the shadows of their small town, uncovering a web of vagrancy, violence, and hypocrisy.

When a seemingly senseless murder shakes all those who Fergus loves, he must confront his haunting past.

NO STRAIGHT THING weaves a poignant tale where loyalty battles guilt in a world shaped by the crooked timber of humanity.

Immerse yourself in this emotionally resonant mystery, where the past casts a long shadow and justice is a journey through the heart.

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In the bleak landscape of Depression era Alberta, war veteran Fergus Muir finds solace in routine until a chance encounter with Cat Perkins, a troubled girl resembling his late wife.

As Cat’s world unravels, Fergus delves into the shadows of their small town, uncovering a web of vagrancy, violence, and hypocrisy.

When a seemingly senseless murder shakes all those who Fergus loves, he must confront his haunting past.

NO STRAIGHT THING weaves a poignant tale where loyalty battles guilt in a world shaped by the crooked timber of humanity.

Immerse yourself in this emotionally resonant mystery, where the past casts a long shadow and justice is a journey through the heart.

1972. The raid on the Rebels chop-shop went south.

DC Jack Tuesday's partner and best friend, Brodie, ended up dead. But that is all he has managed to piece together after waking up in the hospital with a head injury and no memory of that night.

Now, Jack is being accused of Brodie's murder. He can't say for sure what happened to his partner, but he knows he would never have hurt the man he loved like a brother.

He must clear his name, but a spotty memory and a possible murder charge are the least of his worries. Because Jack Tuesday didn't exist before 1951 . . .

Can he uncover the truth before the lie of his past catches up to him?

It’s 1985, and the prospect of getting away from her domineering mother leads Dani Morden to accept an invitation to England from her Aunt Lucy.

She anticipates a week of sipping tea, touring museums, and being bored silly. What she gets is murder, espionage, and running from unknown killers who are convinced she has something they want. 

Dani faces dangerous people, hate-fueled by bitter Cold War politics, but to get her and her aunt out alive, she will need to confront the bitterness festering inside her first.