Eve Zaremba Books in Order

Helen Keremos is hired to find eighteen-year-old Martin Millwell, but his disappearance proves anything but routine. His mother, her lover, and his friends obstruct the investigation, leaving the detective to unravel what they are hiding.

A recording artist who has won a million-dollar lottery prize hires Helen Keremos after receiving anonymous blackmail threats. As the detective questions the singer’s circle of associates, escalating danger draws the two women closer together.

Private investigator Helen Keremos searches for a missing former revolutionary whose father is a conservative American presidential candidate. What begins as a search for one woman draws her into a dangerous conflict involving international terrorism and political power.

Detective Helen Keremos takes a job running security at a large city condominium, expecting a straightforward way to earn a living. The discovery of an environmental activist’s body instead turns the building into the scene of a murder investigation.

Helen Keremos travels to Japan and becomes entangled in a network of crimes whose consequences reach far beyond the country. The detective’s investigation links events across the Far East, Europe and North America, complicating the search for answers.

A former client from Hong Kong seeks Helen Keremos’s help in Vancouver, claiming unknown enemies are pursuing him. Despite her misgivings, she agrees, only for an attempted kidnapping to draw her into a complicated web of criminal activity.

Zaremba recalls a life spanning childhood in prewar Warsaw, wartime refuge in England, and immigration to Canada. Her varied jobs and involvement in Toronto’s lesbian-feminist community provide a personal view of the people and politics behind Broadside newspaper.