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‘The calendar said April, but April in Paradise is still cold enough to hurt you ‘ – a terrific Alex McKnight novel from award-winning Steve Hamilton.
Alex McKnight is sipping his beer in the Glasgow Inn when Randy Wilkins, a friend from his days in Detroit, turns up out of the blue. Finally he gets to the point. Randy’s in love with a girl called Maria and wants to find her. The only problem being that he last saw her thirty years ago. It’s a test of friendship to say the least and, at first, Alex can’t think of anything worse. But loyalty gets the better of him and together Alex and Randy go back to Detroit where, as a police officer, Alex got shot. The bullet is still lodged in his chest.
Their search for Maria leads them back to the past – a strange country which is unsavoury for Randy and painful for Alex as they hunt for Randy’s lost love and Alex’s lost life.
Alex McKnight is sipping his beer in the Glasgow Inn when Randy Wilkins, a friend from his days in Detroit, turns up out of the blue. Finally he gets to the point. Randy’s in love with a girl called Maria and wants to find her. The only problem being that he last saw her thirty years ago. It’s a test of friendship to say the least and, at first, Alex can’t think of anything worse. But loyalty gets the better of him and together Alex and Randy go back to Detroit where, as a police officer, Alex got shot. The bullet is still lodged in his chest.
Their search for Maria leads them back to the past – a strange country which is unsavoury for Randy and painful for Alex as they hunt for Randy’s lost love and Alex’s lost life.
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