In Death Under Glass, a high society woman is poisoned with pesticide, a happy housewife commits suicide, a homeless man drowns in a shallow river and a renowned academic is found unconscious in her greenhouse and remains in a coma. St. John's, whose motto is beauty and safety, is in turmoil. Life will not be the until death stops.
Death Under Glass
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It is always interesting to see yourself as others see you. Kimor-Paine gently skewers a certain segment of society, producing an amused and amusing take on Townie life in Death Under Glass"
-Robin McGrath
Ms. Kimor-Paine 'take' on Newfoundland and Newfoundlanders cannot fail to be of interest, and I believe that mystery fans who enjoy a whodunit in the Agatha Christie style will find much in Death Under Glass to please them.
-Thomas Rendell Curran
...solid plot, intriguing characters (both nice and nasty), the villain at least likely person, and, in the end, a very satisfactory and deliciously outrageous denouement.
-Anne Hart
We acknowledge the financial support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Government of Canada through the Book Publishing Industry Development Program (BPIDP), and the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador for our publishing activities.