Beneath the Ashes

by Sue Henry

Overview

IN A BREATHTAKING LAND OF ICE AND COLD DEATH HAS COME... BY FIRE

In the lingering chill of the early Alaskan spring, famed "musher" Jessie Arnold confronts the charred remains of a favorite local pub, destroyed by a suspicious blaze that claimed an innocent, unsuspecting life. This lull between racing seasons is meant to be a time of grueling training and conditioning for Jessie and her dogsled team--but instead it has become a time of fear. Because the burning has only begun, and its flames will scar and blister Jessie's world in ways she can barely imagine. And in the wake of more death, her next race will be one for survival--as she struggles to determine whether a desperate friend is a terrified victim... or a killer.

Praise for Sue Henry

"AS ENTERTAINING AS IT IS COMPELLING..."
--Booklist

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150828513
Publisher:	Speaking Volumes
Publication date:	08/12/2015
Series:	An Alaska Mystery , #7
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	334
Sales rank:	412,805
File size:	892 KB

About the Author

Sue Henry – Anthony and Macavity Award Winner, her first Jessie Arnold mystery, Murder on the Iditarod Trail, won both the Anthony and Macavity Awards for Best First Novel. She also writes the Maxie McNabb mysteries. Henry is a former college administrator and has lived in Alaska for 30 years. She spends much of her spare time RVing around the Lower Forty-Eight or researching Alaska.

Praise for Sue Henry

"HAIR-RAISING"
—Kirkus Reviews (Termination Dust)

"ABSORBING... SPECTACULAR... COMPELLING... A MARVELOUS AND FASCINATING EXPERIENCE"
—The Mystery Review (Termination Dust)

"WONDERFULLY EVOCATIVE"
—The Baltimore Sun (Deadfall)

"Suspenseful, intelligent, and filled with the spectacular beauty of the northern wilds..."
—Dallas Morning News (Deadfall)

"REAL THRILLS SET AGAINST THE WILD BEAUTY OF ALASKA"
—Minneapolis Star Tribune (Murder on the Yukon Trail)

"The story hurtles along agreeably... Recommend this to fans of Nevada Barr."
—Booklist (Murder on the Yukon Trail)