Trickster's Point

Jubal Little is hours from becoming governor of Minnesota. Instead he is dying at the base of Trickster's Point, a monolith in the north country, with an arrow through his heart — and Cork O'Connor, who sat with him for the three hours it took him to die, made that arrow.

Cork is the obvious suspect and does himself no favours. To clear his name he has to go back through forty years of a friendship that was never as simple as it looked, and admit what he has always known: that Jubal Little was entirely capable of murder.

Trickster's Point is the twelfth Cork O'Connor novel — a book about a friendship that shaped a man and about how much of it was ever real.