Target for Murder

Angela Biwaban Mystery #1

by J.F. Trainor

Angie

She's a tough Native American detective from Duluth - living by her wits and meting out her own brand of justice...

What do you do when your oldest friend shows up on your doorstep - pregnant, penniless - and crying bloody murder? If you're Anishinabe princess Angela Biwaban - newly sprung from a South Dakota Correctional Facility, courtesy of an embezzlement charge - you first throw your parole officer off the scent. Then hightail it to Tilford, Michigan to track down the creep who killed Mary Beth Tolliver's husband and squeezed her out of her land.

But pulling off a sting to beat a big-time developer and his corrupt construction outfit at their own greedy game can be a dirty, deadly business. Especially when Angie's digging turns up another murder - and turns her into a sitting duck for a cunning killer who never misses the mark.

Target for Murder

Genres: Mystery

Paperback

First published February 1, 1993

Reviews

[Msadventure]

It was a decent read. Not enough so that I'll go looking for anything else by this author but I might read one if it came to hand and the precis looked interesting. Otherwise, I'd go re-read a J.D. Robb.

[Helen Fleischer · Rating 4 out of 5]

1st in series bad girl sleuth, too violent but handled well