Street Justice

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In this seventh installment of Arthur Haberman's Toronto Justice series, Homicide Detective Danny Miller and his team are faced with a body on a beach in British Columbia, a suspicious suicide, body parts found in a garbage processing plant, and the murder of a fabricator of artwork.

Covid is waning, but many social and political issues related to the disease must be addressed. Libraries are dealing with matters related to censorship in addition to reopening. A drug dealer is being investigated, and the police attempt to take down his whole operation.

All the characters have had their lives changed by Covid. Toronto continues to be a diverse and unique place, which remains proud of the city's variety of cultures and peoples.