Book of the Week: Henry Kisor's "Cache of Corpses"

Henry Kisor, former Books Editor for the Chicago Sun-Times, impresses with his third novel, an excellent mystery featuring Sheriff's Deputy Steve Martinez. Michigan's Upper Peninsula is being littered with corpses, hidden in obscure places as part of a twisted game of geocaching, and it's up to Martinez to track down the culprits. Well developed characters and an interesting plot combine to make Cache of Corpses a very pleasing read.

(Note: Henry gave me my start at the Sun-Times. But he hasn't done anything for me lately, so I'm telling the truth about his book.)

(Second note: Ignore that horrible cover. Cache of Corpses is not a light-hearted romp involving forest fauna.)

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[Cameron Hughes]

The squirrel adds just the right touch of noir.