CHRISTIAN FICTION

The White Feather Murders

by Rachel McMillan

Harvest House. (Herringford & Watts, Bk. 3). May 2017. 224p. ISBN 9780736966443. pap. $12.99; ebk. ISBN 9780736966450. CF

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In 1914 Toronto, female detectives Merinda Herringford and Jem Watts investigate the murder of a member of the Cartier Club, whose corpse bears a white feather symbolizing cowardice. Corruption is rampant in the city, and suspicion of foreigners such as Watts's husband, Ray DeLuca abounds. This third entry in McMillann's upbeat historical series offers a quick, fun read.

Reviewed by Christine Sharbrough , Jun 01, 2017

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