Kingston Writersfest : Barclay and Blunt

Thursday, September 22, 2011 - 2:30pm

Holiday Inn Waterfront : Bellevue South
2 Princess Street
Kingston, ON

Stephen King called one of Linwood Barclay’s novels “the best thriller I’ve read in five years.” The thrills, chills, and praise continue for The Accident, in which a get–rich–quick scheme goes horribly wrong. In Giles Blunt’s Crime Machine, the fifth in the riveting John Cardinal series, the action revolves around the death of Russian tourists in Algonquin Park, the northern Ontario landscape Blunt has made his own. At summer homes and in quiet suburbs, mysterious deaths lead into twisted mazes of secret lawlessness, corruption, and heart–stopping suspense, both domestic and political. Moderated by Eric Friesen.

General Admission: $12.50/$16.00 at the door.

Full details: http://www.kingstonwritersfest.ca/events.php.