The fifth entry to the Nathan Active series set in Alaska.
Nathan Active, the top cop in a swath of the Alaskan tundra that is larger than15 U.S. states, has a new mystery to unravel after a dog musher is killed by a snowmobile. When the case is connected with Alaska's gorgeous female governor, Active is swept into the bizarre family affairs and outsized political ambitions of the most dangerous woman he has ever met. Now the counter-moves that have been put into place by the governor threaten the lives of both his beloved Grace Palmer and her daughter, Nita. With his career on the line, Active has to outwit the governor and save the people he cares for most before time runs out.
The fifth entry to the Nathan Active series set in Alaska.
Nathan Active, the top cop in a swath of the Alaskan tundra that is larger than15 U.S. states, has a new mystery to unravel after a dog musher is killed by a snowmobile. When the case is connected with Alaska's gorgeous female governor, Active is swept into the bizarre family affairs and outsized political ambitions of the most dangerous woman he has ever met. Now the counter-moves that have been put into place by the governor threaten the lives of both his beloved Grace Palmer and her daughter, Nita. With his career on the line, Active has to outwit the governor and save the people he cares for most before time runs out.
The fifth entry to the Nathan Active series set in Alaska.
Stan Jones is a native of Alaska. He has worked as an award-winning journalist and a bush pilot. He is the author of five other mysteries in the acclaimed Nathan Active series, including White Sky, Black Ice, Shaman Pass, Village of the Ghost Bears, Tundra Kill, and Frozen Sun.
Praise for Tundra Kill
"Active is a sturdy, reliable figure, and Jones has a palpable
affection for the Alaskan Native culture and his eccentric
characters."
—Seattle Times
"Stellar . . . Jones, who was born in Alaska, uses his intimate
knowledge of the state, his fondness for the Inupiat people and
their traditions, and his eye for politicians’ excruciatingly funny
incongruities to produce a well-rounded and appealing portrait of
America’s Last Frontier."
—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
"Tundra Kill is good, a solid mystery and procedural crime novel
with appealing lead characters, an engaging story and a
fully-realized setting. It hits all the right genre notes."
—Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
"We're in the hands of a skilled mystery/crime writer. Without
mincing on tone or texture, Jones' writing displays a telling
tautness, complemented by comic riff nuances of a dry-witted
humorist."
—Anchorage Press
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