Headline: Murder-ebook

“Now, at last, this city has its own home-grown murder and mayhem novel. A new book by a former Queen’s Park journalist brings murder and political intrigue to the hallowed halls of the provincial legislature.”

“Headline: Murder is skilfully plotted and well-written, a who’ll-get-it-next, with edgy pacing and believable dialogue.”

“It’s the Higgins Clark sort of character who comes pleasantly to mind in reading Headline: Murder."

“Headline: Murder is sinfully frothy... Think of Keyne as a contemporary, post-feminist version of the stereotypical 1940s male detective with a bottle of rye in his desk drawer and a bevy of sexy dames knocking at his door.”

“The former press gallery reporter has set the homicide central to her first novel — Headline: Murder — in the legislative building. Standing as it does on the site of a former asylum, containing no end of creaking nooks and crannies and legends about ghosts, the hulking old hothouse of ambition, delusion and intrigue is an ideal venue for fictional homicide.”

“There’s good writing and lots of snappy dialogue... What's right is Lindgren's setting. She knows Queen's Park well, so it's perfect that the murder victim is a politician."