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The Wrong Move Coming this Fall Sheds Dark Light on Hogtown as Crime City

June 17, 2007

The Wrong Move Coming this Fall Sheds Dark Light on Hogtown as Crime City
Latest Thriller by Bestselling Author Sheila Kindellan-Sheehan Tells Tale of Murder and Betrayal in Trendy Bloor West Village. Previous Three Bestsellers Recommended Reading for Summer Vacations.

Toronto, ON (rushprnews) June 18, 2007 - The Wrong Move brings Sheila Kindellan-Sheehan’s bestselling Caitlin Donovan series to Canada’s largest metropolis – all the while sticking to the series’ roots: thrilling storytelling, compelling and realistic settings, and true old-fashion suspense novel with sexy and modern female leads.


Her team of accidental detectives Caitlin Donovan and best friend Carmen DiMaggio, away from Montreal and their beloved Florida, plunge into crime solving in Toronto. The journey takes them and readers through trendy and upscale neighborhoods to the dark alleys of The Big Smoke, tackling issues of deceit, betrayal, and murder among the power-hungry elite.

Kindellan-Sheehan, a three-time bestselling author, has brought the duo of Caitlin Donovan and her best friend Carmen DiMaggio to Toronto to help a friend – as police set out to hunt for the killer of a 15-year-old who never made it home after a babysitting evening at the Bloor West Village home of an up-and-coming ambitious couple. The Wrong Move makes characters out of familiar Toronto locations such as Bloor Street, CN Tower, High Park, and the Village.

Her previous novels – The Sands Motel (2004), Cutting Corners (2005) and An Easy Mark (2006) of the Caitlin Donovan series – are recommended reading for summer vacationers looking for a thrill and are presently available at bookstores across Canada and online. The Sands Motel and Cutting Corners were Montreal Gazette bestsellers.

Kindellan-Sheehan’s work has been published in The Globe and Mail, read on CBC’s “First Person Singular”, Radio One, CBC Montreal, CJAD, CTV and Global TV. Sheila’s Take (Shoreline Press, 2003), her first collection of short stories, was a bestseller, and a critical and popular success. Her work also appears in the anthology Conscious Women, Conscious Lives (White Knight Publications, 2004).

Kindellan-Sheehan is also a popular guest on the speaking circuit. She has recently been a guest speaker at The Canadian Authors’ Association and at McGill University.

To set up an interview with Sheila Kindellan-Sheehan, write or call her publicist Anne Howard at 514-523-3771, anne@annehowardpublicist.com, and/or visit her website at www.annehowardpublicist.com.

Her previous books can be purchased from online or in bookstores. Book retailers should order directly from Disticor Direct.

Disticor Direct’s contact info is:

Direct contact: Natalie Dalton
Tel: (866) 679-2665 or (905) 619-6565
Fax: (905) 619-2903.
Email her at ndalton@disticor.com

MEDIA CONTACT
Media Inquiries:
Anne Howard
514-523-3771
anne@annehowardpublicist.com

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The Wrong Move (release: fall 2007)

John Ternahan is the president of a large North American automotive parts company. After moving to Toronto from Montreal, he foresees an affluent future as a high-powered, young executive. He has it all: a multi-million dollar house in trendy Bloor West Village, memberships in the best Toronto clubs, a summer cottage on Lake Rosseau, expensive cars and a beautiful family. A firm believer in power and privilege, he has not noticed the effect the move has had on his wife, JoAnn.

And then a neighborhood babysitter goes missing the night Ternahan drives her home.

In the wake of this disappearance, a simple cell phone breaks into the lives of everyone it touches. Ternahan’s life and the staid quiet Bloor West Village are rocked by discoveries of betrayals, secrets, revenge and murder.

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Anne Howard www.annehowardpublicist.com writer and publicist

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