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Giles Blunt: By The Time You Read This (USA 2008) From the Publisher: While Cardinal takes time to grieve, his partner, Sargeant Lise Delorme, is investigating a high-profile sex crime involving a young girl whose abuse is being broadcast online -- and who appears to be a resident of Algonquin Bay. Things are heating up in this quiet, costal town as both Delorme and Cardinal find themselves tracking predators so diabolical that the accepted bounds of criminal justice no longer apply... Giles Blunt: By The Time You Read This. St. Martin's Press, ISBN: 0312945485 (July, 2008), 341 p., $6.99.
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Giles Blunt: By The Time You Read This (USA 2007) From the Publisher: When Cardinal receives a string of hateful anonymous notes about his wife's death, he begins to suspect homicide. His colleagues believe he is too distraught to think clearly, and he's forced to investigate alone. In doing so, he comes up against a brand of killer neither he -- nor the reader -- has ever seen before. In his most masterful and thrilling novel yet, Giles Blunt confirms his reputation as a rising international star in crime fiction, and positions Detective John Cardinal among the finest characters in the genre. Giles Blunt: By The Time You Read This. A Novel. Henry Holt & Co., ISBN: 0805080619 (February, 2007), 333 p., $19.95 (?).
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Giles Blunt: The Fields of Grief (UK 2006) From the Publisher: His friends and colleagues are less sure. Cardinal. consumed by grief and guilt, starts to dig. When strange notes appear, taunting him for his loss, his theory seems more credible. Then the investigation turns dramatically -- leading to a startling, shocking possibility. So shocking, it might never have been suspected. And John Cardinal must hunt a murderer who may be unstoppable... Giles Blunt: The Fields of Grief. HarperCollins, ISBN: 000715139X (November, 2006), 400 p., £6.99.
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Giles Blunt: The Fields of Grief (UK 2006) From the Publisher: Stricken with grief and guilt, Cardinal launches his own investigation, helped by his reluctant colleagues. When mysterious notes appear, taunting him for his loss, his theory suddenly seems to be credible. Cardinal revisits his past, searching for a possible suspect among his previous arrests. Someone with a grudge, a person twisted enough to target his innocent wife in revenge. But when more mysterious suicides are discovered, the investigation takes a very different turn, leading to a startling new possibility - one so shocking, it has never been suspected. Giles Blunt: The Fields of Grief. HarperCollins, ISBN: 0007151373 (September, 2006), 466 p., £18.99.
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