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Jack Taggart At His Best

It was a pretty good weekend publicity wise for Dundurn with three mentions in the Globe and Mail Books Section. First up, Angel in the Full Moonby Don Easton, which was reviewed by Margaret Cannon as part of her Crime Books column. Former undercover operative Don Easton brings twenty years of experience to this third gritty and gut-wrenching Jack Taggart mystery, which is a story fraught with raw human emotion and exposes the very essence of Taggart’s soul when the secret behind his personal vendetta for justice is revealed. Here’s what Margaret had to say.

“This is the third and best Jack Taggart novel by Easton, a former undercover operative for the RCMP. The subject is human trafficking, a loathsome practice, and Easton’s knowledge gives the plot plenty of realism as the action moves from Cuba to Hanoi. We also learn more about Jack Taggart the characters, but it all fits into the plotline. This one could have been taken right out of the daily news.”

Tags: Angel in the Full Moon, crime, Don Easton, Globe and Mail, Jack Taggart, mystery, RCMP, review, spring 2008

About the author

Erin is a publicist for Dundurn Press. She reads a wide variety of books (maybe even too many!) and wields a vast amount of positively optimistic power over what should and shouldn't be done in the universe.