Terribilis

Witty, handsome, and a skilled conversationalist, Alison Mornay’s ex-husband is also a biology prof at Ottawa U. His speciality is a rare breed of Colombian frog. But when a string of apparent heroin overdoses leads to the death of a very odd assortment of people – including a human resources specialist at the university, and two Byward Market prostitutes – one male, one female – Detective Constables Morrow and Crowther start looking a little more deeply into Dr. Gerry Scott’s field of study, and the biology lab.

Mystery, thriller, and medical drama, Terribilis is a journey into a 21st century heart of darkness.

Carol Weekes Carol Weekes has been writing fiction for over two decades, publishing her first short story in 1995. Her work has been nominated for the Bram Stoker Award, an Aurora Award, and the Journey Prize. She worked as Editor-in-Chief for the former Canadian speculative magazine Northern Fusion. Numerous short story publications followed. In 2007 she released her first novel, a horror tale called Walter’s Crossing through NakedSnakePress in South Carolina. A second novel, Ouroboros, co-authored with