"Like the first book, the writing in this one is sparse and lean, echoing the harshness and isolation of the land . The protagonist evolves, and Corbett lays a strong foundation for what promises to be a truly captivating series." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review

"Ron Corbett''s second Frank Yakabuski book proves conclusively that this series has a long life ahead. The setting is as exotic as it gets and the characters are sharp. All that and the terse style and quick dialogue make things move fast . All this works well in a complicated but perfectly structured plot. We look forward to the next Yakabuski book." - Globe and Mail

"Cape Diamond is a rich and detailed crime novel with motives as dark and forbidding as its Canadian setting. A unique mixture of modern crime procedural gangland drama, rural folklore, and revenge tale with a superhuman killer . combine for a thrilling and suspenseful ride." - Mystery Scene Magazine

"Drawing heavily on his experiences and travels as a journalist, Corbett enlivens the story with vivid descriptions of the wild, forbidding landscape and the volatile, warring inhabitants who dwell there, as well as cleverly weaving together the numerous narrative threads. Dark, gory, and cinematic, with a constant ominous tone, Cape Diamond is a compelling crime tale with plenty of shocks, surprises, and visceral thrills." - Lancashire Post

"Corbett is a skilled writer whose gifts go beyond depicting the typical crime-novel hurlyburly of complex plot and violent acts. He''s also good at revealing emotions that range from the cold to the turbulent and the quieter workings of a smart, fretful investigative brain." - London Free Press