Vancouver. It would seem that the city has a serial killer, a sniper. Jack Willows and his new partner Claire Parker, lead the investigation. But how does the sniper pick his victims, is their connection between them, and what are the motives for their deaths.
An enjoyable well-written crime story,a good start to the series
Originally written in 1987 ( )

In cold and rainy Vancouver, Canada, an odd assortment of people are being picked off by a sniper who carefully prepares for each kill by dressing his male self in gaudy drag. The Vancouver police are truly stumped. This is Gough's first book and introduces Vancouver homicide detectives Jack Willows and Clare Parker. He has an interesting way with characters and I'm anxious to read the next in the series to see what is 'first book' and what is regular Gough. ( )

A sniper is on the loose in Vancouver. The victims seem to have nothing in common, and include a woman out on a Friday night, a Greek widow on her way back from work, and a gay taxi driver. It looks as if the killer is choosing his victims randomly until one of the officers in charge of the investigation is killed. The case takes on a whole new direction, and detectives Parker and Willows must work together to trace the clues which the killer leaves at the crime scenes. Can they find him before anyone else dies?
In this thriller set in Vancouver, an elusive killer chooses his victims at random. Jack Willows and his new partner, Claire Parker, are assigned the case, and discover through the killer's carefully planted clues that he is playing with them, leading them to the scene of his next shooting. ( )