Monday, September 16, 2013

Stranglehold by Robert Rotenberg (Detective Greene #4)

StrangleholdStranglehold by Robert Rotenberg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my fourth book by Robert Rotenberg and they just keep getting better all the time. Since he writes about Toronto, and I am a Torontonian, I find it comforting to read about the places where I actually "walk" and his truly "Canadian Speak" voice.

A high powered woman is found murdered in The Maple Leaf Motel, a sleazy place on Kingston Road in the east part of Toronto called Scarborough. An excellent read that keeps you turning pages.

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