Boruvka is working as a parking-lot attendant in downtown Toronto,
after a spectacular escape from a Czech prison which provoked an
international scandal, when a young woman is murdered, perhaps in a
spy coverup. Boruvka lends his years of experience and hard-won
pessimism to the neophyte Canadians on the case (including his
daughter, who works for a feminist detective agency). By having
this story--his most riveting and funniest yet--narrated by the
murdered woman's brother, an amiable WASP, Josef Skvorecky sets the
Old World against the New, and pokes fun at the absurdities on both
sides of our cultural divide. In the end, as an old war crime is
avenged, the narrator discovers the source of Lieutenant Boruvka's
mournful demeanour.
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