Meanwhile, the tension level rises when a park ranger is killed and Shugak herself is wounded by a sniper's rifle, and Stabenow succuessfully sustains the tension until the killer is found. The investigation reintroduces readers to some of the most intriguing characters from Shugak's previous mystery, including wheelchair-bound black veteran Bobby Clark and Shugak's manipulative grandmother, Ekaterina. Shugak's investigation reconstructs Getty's life, uncovering her promiscuity, drug-dealing and endangered species-poaching, but all those leads prove false.
Or so it seems until ballistics tests prove that one of the victims, Lisa Getty, was killed by a different rifle. Roger McAniff cracks along with the ice on the first day of spring and goes on a killing spree, murdering nine and wounding two others. Spring brings not only a thaw to the Alaskan wilderness, but a mass murderer.
The Alaskan terrain and native culture add texture-the narrative includes both a potlatch celebration and an avalanche. Fire and Ice (Liam Campbell Mysteries Series, 1) MP3 CD Unabridged, Jby Dana Stabenow (Author), Marguerite Gavin (Reader) 2,681 ratings See all formats and editions Kindle 6.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Hardcover 19.50 32 Used from 1.50 10 New from 13.85 4 Collectible from 20. Stabenow's ( A Cold Day for Murder ) writing has matured in her second effort featuring native Alaskan sleuth Kate Shugak.
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