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Cold as Ice
- Narrated by: Jeffrey Kyle Carpenter
- Length: 59 mins
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Cold as Ice
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Summary
Cold as Ice, which is featured in the crime fiction anthology D.C. Noir edited by George Pelecanos, is the recipient of the Public Safety Writers Association's 2010 Writing Competition Best Published Short Story Award.
©2006 Quintin Peterson (P)2015 Quintin Peterson
Critic reviews
"Quintin Peterson's Cold as Ice, which features an O. Henry-like twist and a happy ending, has a downbeat feel, reminding us that victories wrought by violence are still losses." (Booklist, Keir Graff )