Sue Henry Libros

Set against the backdrop of early Alaskan spring, a beloved pub's suspicious fire marks the beginning of a chilling series of events for musher Jessie Arnold. As she prepares for the racing season, the atmosphere shifts from training to trepidation. With more deaths occurring, Jessie must navigate a web of fear and uncertainty, questioning the motives of those around her, including a friend who may be either a victim or a murderer. The story intertwines themes of survival, friendship, and the quest for truth amidst chaos.

Iditarod musher Jessie Arnold faces a chilling threat as she is stalked and terrorized by an anonymous assailant. Amid the backdrop of the grueling Iditarod race, Jessie must navigate her fears while uncovering the identity of her stalker. The story delves into themes of survival, resilience, and the bond between humans and their dogs, all set against the harsh and beautiful Alaskan wilderness. As the race progresses, Jessie’s determination and courage are put to the ultimate test.

The virgin landscape along the Yukon River has hardly changed since the gold rush began in 1897. Frostbiting winds slice the rugged terrain, and, like a shroud, the first dusting of snow covers the low hills. Braving thick snow on the Top of the World Highway--where one slip could mean a fall down thousands a cold-blooded killer. His only witness is Jim Hampton, a rugged canoeist whose vacation has abruptly ended. And Jensen's only clue is an 1898 journal--detailing an eerily similar murder--that Hampton discovered on the killer's path.

Jessie Arnold, recovering from knee surgery, is determined to train for the Iditarod with the support of Alaska State Trooper Alex Jensen. As she prepares alongside her dogs, the challenges of qualification loom large, testing her resilience and dedication. The narrative highlights her journey of healing and the bond formed with her canine companions, set against the backdrop of Alaska's rugged landscape.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Alaska's Inside Passage, a modern-day re-creation of the 1897 Voyage is underway, transporting two tons of Yukon gold from Skagway to Seattle. Among the participants are Alaska State Trooper Alex Jensen and his partner, renowned musher Jessie Arnold. However, the journey takes a dark turn with the presence of the Grim Reaper, hinting at danger and intrigue that unfolds during this historic adventure.

The story revolves around Maxie, who befriends drifter John Walker, only for him to be found dead shortly after their dinner. Initially ruled a suicide, the investigation reveals Walker's hidden identity, complicating the case. As Maxie delves deeper into his mysterious past, she confronts her own potential dangers, suggesting a connection between their lives that could lead her to a dead end. The narrative explores themes of identity, isolation, and the impact of fleeting connections.

The discovery of Norm Lewis's crashed Cessna in a remote lake leads to the resolution of his disappearance, but it also unveils a new enigma with the presence of an unidentified woman found in the passenger seat. As investigators delve into the mystery, they must unravel the connection between Lewis and the woman, raising questions about their fateful flight and the circumstances surrounding the crash. The story intertwines themes of loss, discovery, and the hidden truths waiting beneath the surface.

After knee surgery sidelines champion musher Jessie Arnold from the dogsled racing season, she takes a job at the Iditarod booth at the Alaska State Fair. However, her boredom turns to horror when a brutal murder occurs on the fairgrounds, linked to a child's kidnapping and the mysterious disappearance of her lead sled dog. Despite her past experiences with violence, Jessie feels compelled to investigate, leading to her own shocking disappearance, pulling in friends and raising the stakes in this gripping mystery.