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Kim Moritsugu
Kim Moritsugu is the author of the novels Looks Perfect, shortlisted for the City of Toronto award; Old Flames;The Glenwood Treasure, shortlisted for the Arthur Ellis Best Crime Novel Award; and her latest novel, The Restoration of Emily. The Restoration of Emily, described by author Joan Barfoot... show more

Kim Moritsugu is the author of the novels Looks Perfect, shortlisted for the City of Toronto award; Old Flames;The Glenwood Treasure, shortlisted for the Arthur Ellis Best Crime Novel Award; and her latest novel, The Restoration of Emily. The Restoration of Emily, described by author Joan Barfoot as 'Smart, crisp, witty and serious," and by Chatelaine.com as 'Funny, wise and sharp,' is a lively and entertaining coming of age story about an architect, her teenage son, and an ancient artifact.
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Literature & Fiction, Mystery & Thrillers
Kim Moritsugu's Books
Toronto Noir - Janine Armin, Nathaniel G. Moore, Michael Redhill, R.M. Vaughan, Rayway Deonandan, Andrew Pyper, Kim Moritsugu, Emily Schultz, Mark Sinnett, Gail Bowen, Peter Robinson, George Elliott Clarke, Pasha Malla, Heather Birrell, Sean Dixon, Ibi Kaslik, Nathan Sellyn, Christine Looks Perfect - Kim Moritsugu And Everything Nice (Rapid Reads) - Kim Moritsugu Old Flames - Kim Moritsugu The Oakdale Dinner Club - Kim Moritsugu
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Toronto Noir - Janine Armin, Nathaniel G. Moore, Michael Redhill, R.M. Vaughan, Rayway Deonandan, Andrew Pyper, Kim Moritsugu, Emily Schultz, Mark Sinnett, Gail Bowen, Peter Robinson, George Elliott Clarke, Pasha Malla, Heather Birrell, Sean Dixon, Ibi Kaslik, Nathan Sellyn, Christine
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Rrain Reads rated it 15 years ago
text Toronto Noir
Not a particularly memorable collection, but there's just something about reading about the places you live and the places you know. Some of us don't get that very often.
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