Think you know your states? THINK AGAIN! Did you know that a third of Alaska lies within the Arctic Circle? Or how about that Alaska has the highest population percentage of Native Americans? Or that Alaska has about 70 potentially active volcanoes? If you want to find out more interesting, little known, well known, strange, or unusual facts about Alaska, this book is a must read! Sections include: *General State Facts … [Read more...] about Alaska: Glaciers, Volcanoes, and the Arctic Circles by Chelsea Falin
Takaani by Amy Pilkington
A scream breaks the silence of the midnight hour, and the blood of an innocent child is spilled. The small Alaskan village of Kashega is terrorized when a beast on a murderous rampage slaughters their sleeping children. The distraught villagers know nothing of the creature, nor how to stop it, and they are desperate for answers. An injured Eskimo hunter seeks shelter in the town, and his knowledge of the beast is their only chance for survival. The townspeople must somehow stop the … [Read more...] about Takaani by Amy Pilkington
Buyer’s Guide: Murder Over Kodiak by Robin Barefield
Targeted Age Group:: 16 and Over Category: Mystery/Suspense Print book price range: 13.23 eBook price range: 4.99 About Murder Over Kodiak: Murder in the Alaskan Wilderness Why would someone blow up a plane over Kodiak Island? Research biologist Jane Marcus senses something bad has happened as she stands on the dock waiting for the overdue floatplane carrying Craig, her young research assistant. Craig has been on the other side of Kodiak Island digging clams … [Read more...] about Buyer’s Guide: Murder Over Kodiak by Robin Barefield
Interview with Author – Robin Barefield
About Robin Barefield: Robin Barefield grew up in a small town in Kansas. After attending Kansas State University, she transferred to the University of Hawaii, where she earned a bachelor's degree in Zoology. She continued her education at the University of Arizona and received a MS degree in Fish and Wildlife Biology. Robin and her husband, Mike Munsey, own and operate Munsey's Bear Camp, a remote lodge on Kodiak Island, Alaska, where she works as a naturalist and a fishing and … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Robin Barefield
Unbearably Deadly by Jerold Last
New release: For a change, the butler didn’t do it; a bear did. Or did it? In “Unbearably Deadly”, Roger and Suzanne head to Alaska to find out the circumstances surrounding their friends’ deaths. The vast expanse of Denali National Park creates a 6-million acre locked room murder case for our sleuths to solve. There are no suspects, no clues, and little help available. Can they solve their most difficult case to date? Can be read as a series entry or a standalone mystery novel. From the … [Read more...] about Unbearably Deadly by Jerold Last
Interview with Author – Annette Drake
About Annette Drake: Annette Drake is a multi-genre author whose work is character-driven and celebrates the law of unintended consequences. Her novella, A Beautiful Day in Alaska, premiered Feb. 1st. A Year with Geno, her contemporary romance set in Eagle River, Alaska, was released on summer solstice, June 21st. Other titles include Bone Girl and Celebration House. Now, Annette turns her attention to penning her first cozy mystery – Death Comes to the Ogallala County Fair. Annette makes … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Annette Drake
GRIZZLY TRADE by Dale Brandenburger
A taciturn Vietnam vet named Red just wants to be left alone in his Alaskan retreat, but when he starts to find dead bears in the forest with their paws hacked off, he is forced to wage war once more, and this time he intends to win. Tim Branson is a gregarious small-town reporter, looking for a news story that sizzles. Despite their differences, Red and Branson are forced to become allies when a methamphetamine addict and an unemployed lumberjack start selling bear gallbladders and paws on the … [Read more...] about GRIZZLY TRADE by Dale Brandenburger
Prisoners of the Williwaw by Ed Griffin
This book is bargain priced from 06/23/2014 until 06/27/2014 Book Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsOgxrN6cSE Frank Villa has everything he asked for. He wrote a book proposing that the government give him and other convicts an abandoned island in the Aleutians. Let their families accompany them, with no more welfare checks, and no more three squares and a cot. They're on their own. The government saves millions and Frank gets his freedom, except for the Coast Guard keeping them … [Read more...] about Prisoners of the Williwaw by Ed Griffin
Weebly Website Saved My Marriage – Guest Post by Tiffinie Helmer @TiffinieHelmer
I am married to a computer geek going on twenty-six years now. I put my husband through school, so as an author needing a website, I naturally turned to him. We are lucky we aren't divorced. He worked up a nice website for me… all in code. HTML code, I think that is what it's called. As the creative one in our relationship, I think in pictures. Working with my husband, who could be a green-blooded Vulcan, tested more than our marriage. I'm lucky not to be serving time. Every little change I … [Read more...] about Weebly Website Saved My Marriage – Guest Post by Tiffinie Helmer @TiffinieHelmer
Dolls Behaving Badly by Cinthia Ritchie
Carla Richards is many things: an Alaska waitress who secretly makes erotic dolls for extra income; a divorcee who can't quite detach from her ex-husband; and a single mom trying to support her gifted eight-year-old son, her pregnant sister and her babysitter-turned-resident-teenager. She's one overdue bill away from completely losing control--when inspiration strikes in the form of a TV personality. Now she's scribbling away in a diary, flirting with an anthropologist, and baking up desserts … [Read more...] about Dolls Behaving Badly by Cinthia Ritchie
