A Walk Through the Fire

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Thorndike Press, 1999 - Fiction - 422 pages
A job in Hawaii sounded like a great way for gumshoe Sharon McCone to combine business with pleasure. But from the moment she arrives on Kauai, she finds herself in what the natives call a place between fire love and fire terror. Her friend, filmmaker Glenna Stanleigh suspects someone is trying to stop production of her local documentary, and a series of accidents look more and more like sabotage. By the time McCone steps in, nerves are frayed, crew members are scared, and Glenna's life is hanging in the balance...

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Section 2
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Section 3
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About the author (1999)

Marcia Muller, novelist, short-story writer and anthologist, was born in Detroit in 1944. She attended the University of Michigan, where she studied writing. Edwin of the Iron Shoes (1977) was her first book featuring Sharon McCone, a female private eye strong enough to compete in the male-dominated crime genre. In 1993, Muller was given the Private Eye Writers of America Life Achievement Award, and the following year her novel Wolf in the Shadows won the Anthony Boucher Award and was nominated for the Edgar Allen Poe Award for Best Crime Novel. Muller is the co-author of the Carpenter and Quincannon Mystery series with Bill Pronzini.

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