Bitter Rain (signed & dated)

Shannon Baker

ISBN 10: 1732410208 / ISBN 13: 9781732410206

Published by Shannon Baker, 2018

About this Item

1st edition paperback original (pbo) in fine condition - signed and dated 11-12-18 by the author on the title page - Kate Fox mystery, Fox is a sheriff in Nebraska - self published by author - new, unread copy. Seller Inventory # msp5884

Bibliographic Details

Title: Bitter Rain (signed & dated)

Publisher: Shannon Baker

Publication Date: 2018

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: New

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

Signed: Signed by Author(s)

Edition: 1st Edition

About this title

Synopsis:

A missing Lakota girl. A gutsy woman sheriff. Lies. Secrets. Deception.

When a Lakota girl goes missing from the rez, no one cares...except Sheriff Kate Fox.

After dodging her meddling family's efforts to pair her off, Kate is settling into single life as Grand County Sheriff...until Deputy Kyle Red Owl's sister disappears. Shocked by the harsh realities of rez life, and after locking horns with a Lakota-hating sheriff, end-of-world preppers, and a greedy liquor store owner, Kate fears the worst.

Lies and old loyalties collide with new secrets. Secrets someone is killing to keep hidden. As an outsider in the good ol' boys world of sheriffing in the Sandhills, Kate is determined to save the girl society has abandoned. But can she find her in time?

Bitter Rain is the third book in the Kate Fox mystery series. If you enjoy CJ Box's Joe Pickett and Linda Castillo's Kate Burkholder, you'll love this series, described as Longmire meets The Good Wife.

For a wild ride in the American West with a fearless woman at the reins, pick up Bitter Rain today!

Praise for the Kate Fox Mysteries: "Baker serves up a ballsy heroine, a colorful backdrop, and a surprising ending."--Kirkus Reviews

About the Author:

Shannon Baker is author of the Kate Fox mystery series set in rural Nebraska cattle country, and the Nora Abbott mystery series, fast-paced mix of Hopi Indian mysticism, environmental issues, and murder. Now a resident of Tucson, Baker spent 20 years in the Nebraska Sandhills, where cattle outnumber people by more than 50:1. She is proud to have been chosen Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers' 2014 and 2017 Writer of the Year. A lover of the outdoors, she can be found backpacking in the Rockies, traipsing to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, skiing mountains and plains, kayaking lakes, hiking, cycling, and scuba diving whenever she gets the chance. Arizona sunsets notwithstanding, Baker is, and always will be, a Nebraska Husker. Go Big Red.