Who killed Franklin Fogg?
Franklin Fogg was dead. Very dead. Face smashed in, blood pooled around his crumpled body. Strachan University’s most controversial professor, Fogg was well-known even beyond academic circles---charismatic, confrontational, media-savvy.
And now very dead in a very public way.
Rachel Tile---in life Fogg’s academic nemesis---must find out who murdered Fogg and whether the killing is somehow related to a terrible wave of student suicides that have rocked the university to its core.
A criminologist investigates the death of a colleague's wife and discovers how the Killing Fields of Texas got their name.
One of the richest men in Canada is found dead in his Toronto mansion. The police are baffled. The victim's family calls on Rachel Tile, head of the school of criminology at a Toronto university, to investigate. As the dead man's ex-wife, Rachel knows enough about his unethical business practices and callous cruelty to shed no tears over his murder but reluctantly takes on the role. Struggling with pressure from the university to raise millions of dollars for her school, with her own depression and alcoholism, and with her husband's gambling addiction, Rachel is pushed to her emotional and intellectual limits as she searches for the killer. And as more bodies are found, Rachel realizes she and her family may now be in the killer's crosshairs.
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