Snow Falls, Alaska is small, quiet, and easy to forget—until the governor decides no one gets in or out. When acting chief Sarah Spencer learns a notorious killer’s heir has set his sights on her, the town is abruptly state police roadblocks, disabled cell service, and a storm moving in like a lid slammed on a coffin. Sarah’s officers are sick. Backup is a fantasy. And the killer knows exactly how to use isolation as a weapon. Bethany Lights should stay locked in her cabin. Instead, she arms up and drives straight into town, because she knows what Sarah won’t say out this is the final stage of a long hunt, and the hunter has been planning it for years. From the station to the coffee shop, from whispered strategy to sudden hostage threats, every hour becomes a contest of nerves. The enemy doesn’t need an army—he has weather, politics, and fear on his side. And as the snow deepens, Bethany and Sarah realize the next move could decide who sees morning.
Author
Stay up-to-date with New Releases, Discounted Books, and Giveaways at: http://wendymeadows.com/cozy ★ USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR ★ Wendy Meadows is a passionate Cozy Mystery Author whose stories showcase witty women sleuths and engaging plots. To date, she has published dozens of books, which include her popular Sweetfern Harbor Series, Maple Hill Series, and Alaska Cozy Series, to name a few. In a previous life, Wendy worked as a Graphic Designer, earning her Graphic Design Certification at the prestigious New York based Sessions School of Design. With this valuable artistic background, she designs her own book covers. In fact, she began writing fiction soon after designing numerous book covers for other fiction authors. When she isn't writing about amateur sleuths and their tactful crime solving, you can find Wendy either tending to her hobby farm, playing video games, or relaxing on her back porch. She also loves spending quality time with her husband, two sons, mini pig, and one adorable Labradoodle. Together, they call "The Granite State" home sweet home.
