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Very Good in Very Good jacket. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. Jacket and boards have only light wear. Upper corner of fep cut away. Pages are clean, text has no markings, binding is sound.
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Very Good in Very Good jacket. Size: 5x1x8; No Stock Photos! We photograph every item. light edge wear, small dampstain on inside lower edge of dust jacket; While rebuilding her Alaskan home, musher Jessie Arnold unearths an old skeleton. Learning the bones could be those of a woman possibly murdered by Alaska's most notorious serial killer, Jessie digs into a decades-cold case. When another woman disappears, Jessie suspects an old evil has come back to stalk the wild woods--and her.
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Near Fine in Fine jacket. Book 1st ed. Very minor soiling at page edge else fine in dust jacket. Alaska mystery featuring musher Jessie Arnold. A SPOTTED OWL AWARD NOMINEE for Best Novel. Multiple award-winning author Sue Henry once again carries us into the heart of America's last frontier with a gripping tale of suspense set in a land whose rugged, exquisite beauty appeals to the adventurous and strong...and to those who are drawn to darkness. "Alaskan musher Jessie Arnold has certainly used up more than nine lives even before the start of this ninth solid adventure in a series that has won both Anthony and Macavity awards. Fiercely independent and self-reliant to a fault, Jessie must confront inner fears as well as outside dangers as she sets about rebuilding her home (gutted in 2000's Beneath the Ashes) and restructuring her life (after a breakup that occurred in the same novel). First a skeleton turns up in the excavation of her new cabin site; then a possible link is found to murders committed decades earlier by Alaska's most notorious serial killer, Robert Hansen. Hansen's victims, some of whom were never found, had been buried along the nearby Knik River. Soon not only the cabin construction crew but forensic and police investigators, plus a relative of one of Hansen's victims still searching for answers, are prowling the wild and remote Knik Road that leads to Jesse's property. As murders new and old begin to unfold, Jesse has to learn to rely on others as well as on her own substantial survival skills to surmount human and natural pitfalls. One of the hallmarks of Henry's series is the beautiful and rugged Alaskan landscape, and she has never used it more effectively than she does here, as spring sets in motion new discoveries. And Jesse's continuing voyage of self-discovery should thrill old fans as well as expand her growing audience in the lower 48."--Publishers Weekly.
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