White Noir - A Blake Massey Mystery

Blake Massey is classic LA noir but there are no palm trees or sandy beaches. Exposed flesh doesn't tan, it freezes in two minutes. White Noir is a violent look at life in the harsh Arctic town of Remarkably Bay. Massey's the only private eye for a thousand miles. Staying alive depends on trusting a beautiful woman to tell the truth, something that's never worked for him before...

The isolated town of Remarkable Bay hasn't seen a murder in a hundred years. Now evil migrates north to claim a billion dollars in oil. Brave men have died for a lot less. Only Blake Massey is willing to help the desperate daughter of the geologist who discovered the vast oil deposit nearby. She's beautiful and offering him a million dollars to keep her alive to claim her rights to her father's discovery.

The men of Remarkable are starting over, retreating to the edge of civilization and a stark, simple life. The women are independent, free-spirited and sexy, although their bodies are hidden under many, many layers of clothing. The discovery of vast oil riches changes everything, including a quick, violent reduction in the town's population.

This noir mystery is ice cold and raw as an arctic wind. If you're a fan of Swedish mysteries set in the Scandinavian winter, wait until you read this thriller set in Canada's true north on the bleak shores of Hudson's Bay