Red Ice for a Shroud: A Meg Harris Mystery (A Meg Harris Mystery, 2)

A young Québécoise sneaks off to meet her Algonquin lover in an isolated hunting camp on the Migiskan Reserve. Five days later, Meg Harris discovers her frozen and brutalized body. The young Native is charged with her murder, and Meg feels responsible, since the young woman was a member of a crew which was helping her to clear some ski trails. Meanwhile both Meg and her friend, band chief Eric, are faced with another disaster. Someone is supplying the band's children with drugs. Are the events connected? Meg, convinced of the innocence of the young man in the death of his lover, sets out to find the real killer against a backdrop of police prejudice. This is the second book in the Meg Harris Mystery series. The next book is The River Runs Orange . A young Québécoise sneaks off to meet her Algonquin lover in an isolated hunting camp on the Migiskan Reserve. Five days later, Meg Harris discovers her frozen and brutalized body. The young Native is charged with her murder, and Meg feels responsible, since the young woman was a member of a crew which was helping her to clear some ski trails. Meanwhile both Meg and her friend, band chief Eric, are faced with another disaster. Someone is supplying the band's children with drugs. Are the events connected? Meg, convinced of the innocence of the young man in the death of his lover, sets out to find the real killer against a backdrop of police prejudice. This is the second book in the Meg Harris Mystery series. The next book is The River Runs Orange. Watch for Silver Totem of Shame, coming in May 2014 As winter's first snow starts to fall, a young Quebecoise sneaks off to meet her Algonquin lover in an isolated hunting camp on the Migiskan Reserve. Five days later, Meg Harris discovers her frozen and brutalized body. The young Native is charged with her murder, and Meg feels responsible, as the young woman was a member of the crew that was helping Meg to clear some cross country ski trails. Meg, convinced of the Native's innocence, sets out to find the real killer against a backdrop of police prejudice. As she scrambles to unravel the truth, the snow turns to freezing rain, locking her West Quebec wilderness within a prison of ice. The sequel to Death's Golden Whisper again visits the Canadian wilderness of Quebec where survival hinges on the strong alliances one forms with one's neighbors

A young Qubcoise sneaks off to meet her Algonquin lover in an isolated hunting camp on the Migiskan Reserve. Five days later, Meg Harris discovers her frozen and brutalized body. The young Native is charged with her murder, and Meg feels responsible, since the young woman was a member of a crew which was helping her to clear some ski trails. Meanwhile both Meg and her friend, band chief Eric, are faced with another disaster. Someone is supplying the band's children with drugs. Are the events connected? Meg, convinced of the innocence of the young man in the death of his lover, sets out to find the real killer against a backdrop of police prejudice.

When Meg Harris discovers the frozen and brutalized body of a young woman, one of her ski trail clearing crew, and another crew member is charged with her murder, Meg and band chief Eric Okjik are faced with disaster. Meanwhile, someone is supplying the reserve's children with drugs. Are the two events connected?