The Body on the T is the second book in the Windflower mystery series and it follows up on the highly acclaimed premiere, The Walker on the Cape. The story begins when a body washes up on a beach near Grand Bank, Newfoundland. There is no identification on the body and few clues to identify who the person was or where they came from. The case becomes the responsibility of Sgt. Winston Windflower of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and his trusted side-kick, Corporal Eddie Tizzard.
Genre: FICTION / Mystery & Detective / GeneralThe Sgt. Windflower Mystery series is an Award-Winning light mystery series set in Newfoundland on the easternmost tip of Canada. There are now 11 books in the series and the first translation of the Walker on the Cape into Spanish became a #1 Best Seller on Amazon. Sales continue to be strong for all the books in this series. The first book, The Walker on the Cape is available in English and Spanish and is currently being translated into French and Italian
The dog noticed it first and jumped into the water to see what it was.
“Come back, Sandy,” cried the girl to the golden retriever. The boy just waded into the water up to his thighs to get a closer look.
“It’s a person. A dead person,” he said.
An hour later the beach was littered with police and emergency vehicles along with a few dozen gawkers who’d heard the noise from their nearby cabins along the shoreline. Two RCMP officers in fluorescent vests were stringing yellow police tape from two wooden posts about a hundred yards apart. Corporal Eddie Tizzard was shooing the on-lookers back from taking a closer look at the tarpaulin-covered lump on the ground behind the tape.
Sergeant Winston Windflower stood nearby talking to the two children who’d made the gruesome early morning discovery.
“Thank you very much,” he said to the boy and girl as he gently nudged them back towards their parents. “They’ve been really helpful. They probably deserve an ice cream after all this.”
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French
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Already translated.
Translated by Sandra Ouellet
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Miriam Reinoso Sánchez
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Author review: An excellent job by Miriam Reinoso Sánchez. Timely, accurate and easy to communicate with. Gracias |
