Pamela Jones was educated at King’s College (University of London). She has taught music and dance at The National Theatre School of Canada and Ballet Divertimento. Her biography of a Québec composer (alcides lanza: Portrait of a composer) was awarded the Québec Opus Prize for Livre de l’année, An 2007/08 (Book of the Year, 2007/08). She is the widow of the composer Robert Frederick Jones.
The body of a woman is found at the foot of an eighteenth-century mill in a suburb of Montréal. She is one of the city’s leading investigative journalists, who was just about to publish something embarrassing about the leader of Canada’s separatist party. Two police officers, one a mild-mannere...
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