A dangerous discovery places a search & rescue expert in the path of a serial killer in this inspirational romantic suspense mystery. After finding the body of a missing hiker in her small Alaska town, search-and-rescue dog handler Adriana Steele becomes the target of a serial killer thought to have been inactive for decades. Now Adriana’s determined to help Officer Levi Wicks catch the murderer. But with the cold case heating up . . . the jaded officer is all that stands between her and death.
From New York Times bestselling Author Shirlee McCoy, a missing-person case…turns into a rescue operation. After months of searching for Violet James, Gabriel Runyon and his K-9 partner finally track her down — just in time to rescue her from her ex-fiancé. Now they must safeguard the single mother and her newborn daughter. Leaving Violet’s Alaskan hideout is the safest option, but with a winter storm rolling in, it’s not just a murderer they have to escape… Mills & Boon Love Inspired Suspense — Courage. Danger. Faith.
From New York Times Bestselling Author Shirlee McCoy A missing-person case… turns into a rescue operation. After months of searching for Violet James, Gabriel Runyon and his K-9 partner finally track her down—just in time to rescue her from her ex-fiancé. Now they must safeguard the single mother and her newborn daughter. Leaving Violet’s Alaskan hideout is the safest option, but with a winter storm rolling in, it’s not just a murderer they have to escape… From Love Inspired Suspense: Courage. Danger. Faith. Alaska K-9 Unit Book 1: Alaskan Rescue by Terri Reed Book 2: Wilderness Defender by Maggie K. Black Book 3: Undercover Mission by Sharon Dunn Book 4: Tracking Stolen Secrets by Laura Scott Book 5: Deadly Cargo by Jodie Bailey Book 6: Arctic Witness by Heather Woodhaven Book 7: Yukon Justice by Dana Mentink Book 8: Blizzard Showdown by Shirlee McCoy
Grace is thrilled when her figure skating coach enters her in a local competition. But when she sees another skater practicing, Grace realizes she'll have some difficult competition. She psyches herself out so much that she starts messing up the moves she already knows. Can Grace remember why she loved skating before the skating showdown?
He’ll take down their pursuers… If she gets them out of the wilderness alive. Pursued through the wilderness after an ambush that left his partner dead, Anchorage police officer Micah Reed stumbles on his assailants’ other target—backcountry tracker Kate Dawson. His best friend’s sister’s just the person to help him outrun the criminals…and solve his case. But with their pursuers closing in, can they rely on each other’s strength to survive this hazardous chase?
A fierce Arctic blizzard, an emergency landing in the Alaskan wilds, a party of inexperienced newsmen - and only a 16-year-old boy, using his Air Force Survival School training, between them and certain death. Young Andy Driscoll is perfectly able to handle the job of keeping himself and his tenderfoot friend John alive and healthy until help comes, but aiding the adult members of the party is a more difficult task, for the men, led by a loudmouthed bully, are reluctant to accept the leadership of a young boy. The story of Andy's desperate struggle against overwhelming odds to save the lives of ten helpless men makes a tense, exciting, and extremely informative reading adventure. Here is a book that will appeal to all - for the vivid description of Alaskan country; for the accurate representation of approved military survival-school techniques; for the fascinating information on a little-known segment of our defense system; and, above all, for the sheer excitement of a first-rate adventure story.
Jeremiah Johnson escapes police custody in Washington State to infiltrate McNairy Outfitters in Alaska to expose their illegal hunting activities and look for a missing wildlife agent. Abby, the outfitter's daughter, realizes Jeremiah is actually Billy Wade. He abandoned her at the alter eleven years earlier, killed his abusive stepfather, fled their Tennessee homeland, and changed his name. As Abby pursues Jeremiah with her shotgun, his stepfather's brother attacks him with a knife, and a bear mauls him. If Jeremiah survives, the wildlife agent he double-crossed will prosecute him, or ruthless hunters backing McNairy Outfitters will kill him. Abby's brother decides there is only one way to resolve the issue. He will make sure Jeremiah dies in Alaska.
Part personal memoir, part armchair travel book, Bill Zarchy's Showdown at Shinagawa takes readers inside the international adventures of working film crews making a living in the fascinating, unpredictable, sometimes dark, and often comical world of the film and video business. Showdown features 18 tales, the rich experiences of a cinematographer whose assignments have taken him to 30 countries and 40 states. Zarchy brings us along for the ride on a darkly funny bus trip down India's deadly Bombay-Pune Road in "Wrecks and Pissers," drags us through the disorienting milieu of one of Singapore's high-tech cleanrooms in "No Worry, Chicken Curry," faces a surreal Japanese bowling-for-budget match in the title story "Showdown at Shinagawa," and shares the challenge of filming former President Clinton while dealing with family tragedy in "Dog Years." And so on, across six continents, over three decades of his work as a director of photography. Despite the numbing jetlag, cultural disorientation, frustration with clients, and unpredictable weather that are an inevitable part of international film shoots, Zarchy maintains his sense of humor and a strong belief in the warmth, candor, friendship, and skills of the hundreds of crewmembers he has worked with around the world. Sometimes he deals with famous people like Bill Clinton, Steve Jobs, and Morgan Freeman. Always, he marvels at how personal traits transcend boundaries: crewpeople in Bavaria are a lot like their brothers and sisters in Bangkok. Zarchy's first filming trip abroad was a shoot for a Hong Kong-based tour company that took him to eight countries in Asia in 1975. Two years later, he accompanied the band Fleetwood Mac through Japan and Hawaii. Since then, he has shot projects of all kinds all over the world. In the course of traveling and working with clients and crew people from everywhere, he has developed a fine ear for dialogue, a witty style of storytelling, and a keen insight into the dissonance that often occurs when people in other countries emulate the style and outer trappings of American society, within the context of their own cultures.
A dangerous search for justice Alaskan Showdown by Sarah Varland After finding the body of a missing hiker in her small Alaska town, search-and-rescue dog handler Adriana Steele becomes the target of a serial killer thought to have been inactive for decades. Now Adriana’s determined to help Officer Levi Wicks catch the murderer. But with the cold case heating up, the jaded officer is all that stands between her and death. Cold Case Trail by Sharee Stover Temporarily working in the cold case division was supposed to mean less danger for state trooper Trey Jackson and his injured K-9 partner, Magnum—until they thwart an abduction. Now he must protect profiler Justine Stark, even as she blames him for her friend’s death ten years ago. Can he right past wrongs by finally solving the murder…and making sure Justine lives to find closure? 2 Thrilling Stories Alaskan Showdown and Cold Case Trail
