Bitterfrost with Bryan Gruley

Join us in West Bloomfield for an event with award-winning author, Bryan Gruley! We will be celebrating his newest release, Bitterfrost, which is the first book in a brand-new crime thriller series set in the small, icy town of Bitterfrost, Michigan.

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About the Book:

The first in a brand-new crime thriller series from Edgar nominee and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Bryan Gruley. Feisty defence attorney, Devyn Payne faces off against veteran detective, Garth Klimmek as they work to solve a vicious double homicide in their small, icy town of Bitterfrost.

Thirteen years ago, former ice hockey star Jimmy Baker quit the game after almost killing an opponent. Now, as the Zamboni driver for the amateur team in his hometown of Bitterfrost, Michigan, he's living his penance. Until the morning he awakens to the smell of blood . . .

Jimmy soon finds himself arrested for a brutal double murder. The kicker? He has no memory of the night in question. And as the evidence racks up against him, Jimmy's case is skating on thin ice. Could he have committed such a gruesome crime?

As his defence attorney, Devyn Payne and prosecuting detective Garth Klimmek race to uncover the truth, time is running out for Jimmy. Because all he can really be sure of is that he is capable of taking a life. The question is, in his blacked-out state, did he take two?

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About the Author:

Bryan Gruley is the Amazon Charts bestselling and award-winning author of six novels, including the forthcoming thriller Bitterfrost, due out April 1, 2025; the Starvation Lake trilogy, including Edgar finalist Starvation Lake, The Hanging Tree, and The Skeleton Box; and two novels set in the fictional Michigan resort town of Bleak Harbor, Bleak Harbor and Purgatory Bay. A journalist for more than 40 years, he shared in the Pulitzer Prize given to the Wall Street Journal for coverage of the September 11 terrorist attacks. A graduate of Notre Dame, avid hockey player and amateur musician, he currently lives with his wife, Pam, in northern Michigan.