Anita Hageman

Unpardonable Sins

Fiction

“The character of John, as an unlikely detective, is very well developed. . . . His inner thoughts, musings, and debate over religious text, and his ever-present and much-revered older brother, gave him depth and helped us untangle the murderer’s identity. As a lifelong Chicagoan, I have to say, Bergman really gave the Chicago native characters an authentic voice. Such a fun and well-written book. It should sell well, especially in this city where local-geography porn is so coveted.”