Thunder Bay

Henry Meloux, the Ojibwe healer who has guided Cork O'Connor since boyhood, finally asks him for something: find the son Henry fathered decades ago and has never met. Then someone tries to kill Meloux, and the errand becomes an investigation.

The trail leads to Thunder Bay, Ontario, and to Henry Wellington — a reclusive industrialist who does not want to be found and appears to want his father dead. To understand why, Cork has to go back to the 1920s: to Henry's journey west, the woman he loved, and a story of treachery, greed and murder that has been waiting eighty years to be settled.

Thunder Bay is the seventh Cork O'Connor novel, and the one that gives its most beloved secondary character his own history.