Synopsis
Three relatively-quiet months have passed since Trooper Liam Campbell was assigned to the remote post of Newenham. But it all changes when a local fishing boat is discovered scuttled and adrift―its crew of seven dead in circumstances that can't be accidental―and Wy stumbles into a murder scene at an archaeological dig. Cultures collide as the community must deal with too many outside distractions.
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About the Authors
Dana Stabenow is the Edgar Award-winning author of Fire and Ice, So Sure of Death, and several other acclaimed mysteries. She lives in Anchorage, Alaska.
Marguerite Gavin has narrated more than 300 books in nearly every genre. She is the recipient of the esteemed Earphones Award by Audiofile magazine and the Listen Up award from Publishers Weekly, in addition to having been nominated for the coveted Audie Award in 2011. Audiofile magazine describes her as having a “rich and sonorous voice. She easily delivers dry humor and moves seamlessly from accent to accent recalling multiple characters perfectly.”
Earphones and Audie award winner Natalie Ross has been a stage actor for over 20 years, and is the author of the children’s play Cat Tales: Thoughts from the Family Feline. She has narrated many audiobooks, including romances, thrillers, science fiction and young adult fiction.
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