Best Selling Books by Kevin Major

Murder in a quilt shop on scenic Fogo Island leads sardonic private eye Sebastian Synard from his quest for some R&R to a different kind of excursion altogether. Four for Fogo Island finds Sebastian Synard on a May 24th weekend getaway with his new significant other, Mae. (As he says, "what a difference a Mae makes.") When Sebastian and Mae arrive at a fabric shop, they discover the owner in a back room, lying in a pool of blood, having been stabbed with a pair of antique quilting scissors. This propels the couple along a sequence of occasionally bizarre investigative paths to track down the killer. Sebastian has more than murder to deal with. A family get-together involving his son and ex-wife (and her partner, Frederick, a police officer) goes awry as Frederick inserts himself into the investigation. Mae on occasion outsmarts Sebastian on the investigative trails, but our private eye is rarely without his trademark sense of humour.

Terry Blanchard, quatorze ans, se confie à son idole du rock. Il lui écrit ses joies et ses frustrations, ignorant même si ce dernier reçoit sa correspondance. Un texte sans prétention, humain et réaliste.

What''s in a name--and is it worth killing for? In the seventh installment of the Sebastien Synard mystery series, Sebastian is faced with his most offbeat adventure yet. Hired as a tour guide by an odd association intent on restoring historical toponyms in Newfoundland and Labrador, our private detective is faced with an eccentric cast of characters at the first conference of KNOT (Keep Our Newfoundland Toponyms). While Sebastian is meant to lead a group tour to some of the communities that the group is working to re-name, he must pivot when one of the speakers ends up dead. When murder is suspected, Sebastian once again teams up with his partner Mae to uncover the twisting relationships and questionable intentions behind this peculiar and passionate group.

Murder in a quilt shop on scenic Fogo Island leads sardonic private eye Sebastian Synard from his quest for some R&R to a different kind of excursion altogether. Four for Fogo Island finds Sebastian Synard on a May 24th weekend getaway with his new significant other, Mae. (As he says, “what a difference a Mae makes.”) When Sebastian and Mae arrive at a fabric shop, they discover the owner in a back room, lying in a pool of blood, having been stabbed with a pair of antique quilting scissors. This propels the couple along a sequence of occasionally bizarre investigative paths to track down the killer. Sebastian has more than murder to deal with. A family get-together involving his son and ex-wife (and her partner, Frederick, a police officer) goes awry as Frederick inserts himself into the investigation. Mae on occasion outsmarts Sebastian on the investigative trails, but our private eye is rarely without his trademark sense of humour.