Bottom Bracket

by Vivian Meyer

Activist bicycle courier Abby Faria likes living on the edge. But when a grisly crime disrupts life in her Kensington Market neighbourhood and a traumatized, bloodstained young woman appears on her doorstep, Abby's nose for justice gets her a little too involved. The sex trade, drug trafficking, suspicious fires and now murder - Abby is determined to get to the bottom of things. When her inquiries uncover links to her own family's troubled past, Abby and her bicycle are soon hot on the trail ...

198 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[Three O'Clock Press]

Activist bicycle courier Abby Faria likes living on the edge. But when a grisly crime disrupts life in her Kensington Market neighbourhood and a traumatized, bloodstained young woman appears on her doorstep, Abby's nose for justice gets her a little too involved. The sex trade, drug trafficking, suspicious fires and now murder - Abby is determined to get to the bottom of things. When her inquiries uncover links to her own family's troubled past, Abby and her bicycle are soon hot on the trail . . .

[Josh]

Fun read. Wide vocabulary. Couldn't put it down for the final few chapters.