The Twentieth Title in the Ricochet Books Series!
Set against the duelling backdrops of staid Toronto and the sin city known as Montreal, I Was Going Anyway follows Will, a cynical sports columnist whose chance meeting with polished Dorothy moves quickly from flirtation to engagement. This will be the sportswriter’s second marriage, the first ending in tragedy. Will has finally come to terms with all that happened and has finally found happiness, but then comes Erie — not her real name — a desperate burlesque dancer from an earlier, much different time. Erie knows something about Will that would be of great interest to police. The question is whether she will use it.
Standout mid-century Canadian noir, I Was Going Anyway is the story of a troubled man whose struggles with the past, present, and dreams of the future put him at risk of moral failure.
I Was Going Anyway was first published in 1961 by Macmillan. This Ricochet Books edition marks the first appearance since and is the first paperback format.

