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The flight to avoid the killing...Its 1968. The Cold War is hot, the Vietnam War is raging, and the womens movement is beating a far-distant drum. When Austin Starrs husband decides to protest the war by emigrating from Texas to Canada, she goes along, with the biblical dictate of whither-thou-goest I will go ringing in her ears.Leads to murder...No activist herself, Austin is homesick, drowning in culture shock, and now, her husband has been accused of murdering a fellow draft resister, the black-sheep son of a U.S. Senator. Alone and ill-equipped to negotiate in a foreign country, she is befriended by Larissa Klimenko, the daughter of Austins Russian history professor.A desperate race to find the truth...The Mounties arent supposed to harass draft-age boys but the truth is very different, especially when political pressure is applied by both the victims father and the Canadian prime ministers office. They may have a reputation for always getting their man, but Austin is convinced this time they have the wrong one. Once courted by the CIA, and a lover of mystery and espionage novels, Austin launches her own investigation into the murder. When ominous letters warning her to stop her sleuthing turn into death threats, Austin must find the real killer or risk losing everything. Her love-and her life-are on the line.
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