Jupiters Daughter: A Katy Klein Mystery

Karen Irving. Raincoast Books, Polestar, $6.95 (336pp) ISBN 978-1-896095-54-7

In Jupiter's Daughter: A Katy Klein Mystery, second in the series, Karen Irving (Pluto Rising) subjects her heroine not only to the frosty Ottawa winter, but also to a death at a holiday party. Katy, professional astrologer and amateur sleuth, wants to help the dead woman's traumatized daughter, and ends up uncovering the dangerous misdeeds of a televangelist and a fundamentalist church while the bodies pile up.

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