Iona Whishaw

Iona Whishaw was born in British Columbia. After living her early years in the Kootenays, she spent her formative years living and learning in Mexico, Nicaragua, and the US. She travelled extensively for pleasure and education before settling in the Vancouver area. Throughout her roles as youth worker, social worker, teacher, and award-winning high school principal, her love of writing remained consistent, and compelled her to obtain her master’s in creative writing from the University of British Columbia. Iona has published short fiction, poetry, poetry translation, and one children’s book, Henry and the Cow Problem. A Killer in King’s Cove was her first adult novel. Her heroine, Lane Winslow, was inspired by Iona’s mother who, like her father before her, was a wartime spy. Visit ionawhishaw.com to find out more.

Books by Iona Whishaw

The Cost of a Hostage

Lightning Strikes the Silence

To Track a Traitor

Framed in Fire

A Lethal Lesson

A Match Made for Murder

A Deceptive Devotion

A Sorrowful Sanctuary

It Begins In Betrayal

An Old, Cold Grave

Death in a Darkening Mist

A Killer in King's Cove