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The Empty Canoe - Paperback

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by Peter Georgas (Author)

An empty canoe bouncing off boulders on the shores of Lake Harriet is spotted early one morning by a Minneapolis firefighter on his daily jog. What starts out as a simple ID turns into a full-blown investigation, dragging the fireman on a harrowing journey involving a murdered banker, a beautiful woman, a kidnapped son, and a missing contractor who has left behind a mountain of debt. The twists and turns carry the reader at a dizzying pace from one continent to another only to return to the shores of Lake Harriet for a surprise ending.

Author Biography

Peter Georgas, author of Dark Blues, grew up in Waseca, Minnesota. He earned a BA in journalism from the University of Minnesota. Following a decade of advertising, he joined the staff of the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis as the museum's first full time publicist. Later, along with his family, he moved to Austria, where he was Director of the Salzburg Seminar. He and his wife now live in the Linden Hills neighborhood of Minneapolis.

Number of Pages: 318
Dimensions: 0.66 x 7.99 x 5 IN
Publication Date: September 02, 2014
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