" Author Dana Stabenow lives in Anchorage, Alaska and writes about life in the 49th state. While I was on vacation there, I thought it would be interesting to read a book set in Alaska. It was most enjoyable because I was there while reading.It was a good enough mystery, but I liked the insights into life in such a wilderness. I had learned about subsistence living on my trip and that played a large part in the book. You have to love hunting and fishing to live there and realize that that's how many people both white and native feed and clothe themselves. The novel took place during the winter which means darkness during the day and night. How people can ride snow machines (snowmobiles)on trails in the dark amazed me, but that's what they are used to. A good book if you like a mystery in an unusual setting. "
— Mary, 1/29/2014