Dead for the Winter

“Dead for the Winter” by Betsy Thornton is the fifth installment in the Chloe Newcombe series, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform in October 2015. This edition, written in English and spanning 270 pages, follows Chloe as she becomes embroiled in the investigation of Terry Barnett’s murder, a talented carpenter found dead in his workshop in Prophecy, Arizona. As Chloe delves deeper into the case, she uncovers connections to a mysterious woman named April, whose identity and fate remain elusive.
Readers will find a blend of mystery and literary elements as Chloe interacts with key figures from Terry’s life, including his artist wife, Heather, and his estranged brother, Fred. The narrative takes Chloe beyond Arizona to Ohio, where she seeks to unravel the threads of Terry’s past. The story intricately weaves themes of investigation and the search for truth, while also incorporating references to the Radiohead album “The Bends.” This edition invites readers into a complex web of relationships and secrets, as Chloe navigates the challenges of being both a suspect and a sleuth.
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This is number five in the Chloe Newcombe series. Chloe finds herself a suspect in the murder of Terry Barnett, a gifted carpenter, shot to death in his workshop in Prophecy, Arizona, a former religous community. In a conversation with Chloe before his death, Terry had talked about a mysterious woman, April, and Chloe is convinced that April is somehow connected to his murder. But who is April? The more Chloe investigates–meeting with Heather, Terry’s artist wife and Fred, his estranged brother; travelling to Ohio to check into Terry’s past– April becomes more and more an illusion, a dream figure out of the past who may herself have been murdered. A trivia note: Thornton has included the title of every song in the Radiohead album the Bends, somewhere in the book.
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