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  david.manning.18488169 added a soundbite 5 weeks ago

  great series.

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  pitter81 added a soundbite 1 year ago

  I was uninterested, but it wasn't a bad read.

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  An anonymous Lendler added a soundbite 1 year ago

  I love books set in Alaska, but the characters in this quick read were hard to get to know.

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  TerriR added a soundbite 2 years ago

  Great mystery, set in Alaska. Stabenow won the Edgar for this Kate Shugak debut.

Somewhere in the hinterlands of Alaska, among the millions of sprawling acres that comprise “The Park,” a young National Park Ranger has gone missing. When the detective sent after him also vanishes, the Anchorage DA’s department must turn to their reluctant former investigator, Kate Shugak. Shugak knows The Park because she’s of The Park, an Aleut who left her home village of Niniltna to pursue education, a career, and the righting of wrongs. Kate’s search for the missing men will take her from self-imposed exile back to a life she’d left behind, and face-to-face with people and problems she’d hoped never to confront again.

The first novel in the popular Kate Shugak Series, A Cold Day for Murder established Dana Stabenow as a new voice in Alaskan mystery writing, and earned her an Edgar Award.