About
In quiet towns and wide open spaces, danger waits just below the surface in two atmospheric thrillers. In Broken Fields, Marcie R. Rendon returns to 1970s Minnesota, where Cash Blackbear finds herself drawn into the mystery of a murdered farmer, a missing couple and a terrified child. As she races to uncover the truth, she must navigate a tangled web of violence, exploitation and resistance, all while fighting to protect a girl on the brink of being lost to the system. In Son, Norway’s Thomas Enger introduces psychologist Kari Voss, haunted by her son’s unsolved disappearance and thrust into a grisly case involving two murdered teenagers in a small Norwegian town. Co-written with Johana Gustawson, secrets unravel, trust fractures and Kari must rely on her sharp instincts and deeper grief to track a killer, even if it means confronting terrifying truths from her own past.
Moderated by Steven Beattie.
Enger’s appearance is supported by NORLA – Norwegian Literature Abroad.

Generously supported by The Lynn and Brent Belzberg Foundation.
Published by Orenda Books
Published by Penguin Random House Canada
Dates & Times
Tickets
Add on a copy of Walter Mosley’s Farewell, Amethystine for $35 (tax incl.) when you purchase a 3-Day Pass or a Friday Pass
Venue
Emmanuel College, Room 119
75 Queen's Park Crescent, Toronto, ON




