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    Knight Blind: A Jorja Knight Mystery
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    Knight Blind: A Jorja Knight Mystery

    By Alice Bienia

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    Family secrets. Disappearing informants. Can this PI prove her worth... or will she get caught in the crossfire?

    Jorja Knight is desperate for a fresh start. Reinventing herself after a brutal workplace shooting, she's determined to make her life as a private investigator count. But her first major case searchi

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlice Bienia
    Release dateOct 8, 2020
    ISBN9781777177928
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    Knight Blind: A Jorja Knight Mystery
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    Alice Bienia

    Alice Bienia is a Canadian crime writer and creator of the Jorja Knight mystery series. A former geologist and trailblazer for Canadian women conducting field exploration, her work in remote regions of Canada honed her passion for adventure, reading, storytelling, coffee, and all things absurd and sublime. Her first novel, Knight Blind, was a finalist for the 2016 Arthur Ellis award for Best Unpublished Crime Novel. When not plotting a murder, Alice amuses herself watching foreign flicks and exploring Calgary's urban parks and pathways. http://www.alicebienia.com

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