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Book Title
Wolf Kill : a Sam Rivers Mystery
Publication Name
Wolf Kill
Title
Wolf Kill
Subtitle
A Sam Rivers Mystery
Author
Cary J. Griffith
Format
Trade Paperback
EAN
9781647550578
ISBN
9781647550578
Publisher
Adventurekeen
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Mystery & Detective / General
Release Date
29/07/2021
Release Year
2021
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.7in
Item Length
8.2in
Book Series
Sam Rivers Mystery
Publication Year
2021
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
13.1 Oz
Number of Pages
384 Pages

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In this outdoors thriller, the investigation of a bizarre wolf attack leads to evidence of murder, conspiracy, and shocking family secrets. A decades-old promise haunts Sam Rivers, but the wildlife biologist refuses to return home--not with his abusive and estranged father still there. Rivers left the family farm some 20 years ago. He found solace in nature and built a respected career as a special agent for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. His experiences have given him a penchant for understanding predators--a skill he'll need, now, more than ever. After his father's mysterious death, Rivers is lured back to his hometown of Defiance, in northern Minnesota, to fulfill his mother's dying wish. But all is not as it seems. Rivers breaks into his childhood home during a howling winter storm and discovers something sinister. His suspicions are heightened after a bizarre wolf attack on local livestock. The events lead the special agent to a series of clues that could change everything he knows--or thinks he knows--about the town, his family, and himself. With the help of alluring reporter Diane Talbott, Rivers must unravel the wolf kill and learn what really happened to his father--a man Rivers has hated for most of his life. It is a case unlike any he's worked before. His knowledge of frigid winters, wolves, and wilderness will be put to the test, as he tries to solve the case--and stay alive. In Wolf Kill , natural history writer Cary J. Griffith introduces readers to Sam Rivers, the predator's predator, and weaves a masterful tale of danger and suspense in the far north.

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Publisher
Adventurekeen
ISBN-10
1647550572
ISBN-13
9781647550578
eBay Product ID (ePID)
19050398215

Product Key Features

Book Title
Wolf Kill : a Sam Rivers Mystery
Author
Cary J. Griffith
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Mystery & Detective / General
Publication Year
2021
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
384 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.2in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
13.1 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
1
Lc Classification Number
Ps3607.R54857w65
Reviews
"Griffith's prose makes you feel the winter chill...and the twisty plot delivers a chill down your spine. This is a Minnesota mystery with razor-sharp teeth." --Brian Freeman, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Deep, Deep Snow, "In northern Minnesota, winter is full of dangers that can kill: Hard cold, hard men, and hungry wolves. Cary Griffith brings the menace of all three into play in his riveting new thriller. Returning to the childhood home he fled twenty years earlier, Sam Rivers finds himself battling a group of scheming reprobates and struggling against an avalanche of painful memories. Griffith's intimacy with the territory he writes about comes through in every line. I loved this novel and recommend it highly. But I suggest you enjoy it under a warm blanket. Honestly, I've never read a book that evokes the fierce winter landscape of the North Country better than Wolf Kill ." -- William Kent Krueger , Edgar Award-winning author of This Tender Land "Griffith's prose makes you feel the winter chill... and the twisty plot delivers a chill down your spine. This is a Minnesota mystery with razor-sharp teeth." -- Brian Freeman , New York Times best-selling author of The Deep, Deep Snow " Wolf Kill is a terrific read! The writing is so good that you can feel the frigid winds blowing through this dark and masterfully crafted novel even as the suspense heats up. And the wolves are as magnificent and frightening as you could hope." -- David Housewright , Edgar Award-winning author of What Doesn't Kill Us "I love books where I go on a great adventure, but I also learn something along the way. Wolf Kill does all this and more--it's the beginning of a series featuring a smart wildlife special agent who takes us into the wilderness and safely out again. A deeply satisfying read." -- Mary Logue , author of Claire Watkins mysteries and The Streel The deep freeze of a Minnesota winter meets the chilling underbelly of a small Iron Range town in Cary Griffith's fantastic Wolf Kill . I loved meeting Sam Rivers, the wolf expert and USFW field agent assigned to protect the nation's wildlife, and can't wait to follow Rivers on his next adventure. -- Mindy Mejia , author of Leave no Trace and Strike Me Down, "Griffith's prose makes you feel the winter chill... and the twisty plot delivers a chill down your spine. This is a Minnesota mystery with razor-sharp teeth." --Brian Freeman, New York Times bestselling author of The Deep, Deep Snow " Wolf Kill is a terrific read! The writing is so good that you can feel the frigid winds blowing through this dark and masterfully crafted novel even as the suspense heats up. And the wolves are as magnificent and frightening as you could hope." --David Housewright, Edgar Award-winning author of What Doesn't Kill Us "I love books where I go on a great adventure, but I also learn something along the way. Wolf Kill does all this and more--it's the beginning of a series featuring a smart wildlife special agent who takes us into the wilderness and safely out again. A deeply satisfying read." --Mary Logue, author of Claire Watkins mysteries and The Streel, "Griffith's prose makes you feel the winter chill... and the twisty plot delivers a chill down your spine. This is a Minnesota mystery with razor-sharp teeth." --Brian Freeman, New York Times bestselling author of The Deep, Deep Snow " Wolf Kill is a terrific read! The writing is so good that you can feel the frigid winds blowing through this dark and masterfully crafted novel even as the suspense heats up. And the wolves are as magnificent and frightening as you could hope." --David Housewright, Edgar Award-winning author of What Doesn't Kill Us, "In northern Minnesota, winter is full of dangers that can kill: Hard cold, hard men, and hungry wolves. Cary Griffith brings the menace of all three into play in his riveting new thriller. Returning to the childhood home he fled twenty years earlier, Sam Rivers finds himself battling a group of scheming reprobates and struggling against an avalanche of painful memories. Griffith''s intimacy with the territory he writes about comes through in every line. I loved this novel and recommend it highly. But I suggest you enjoy it under a warm blanket. Honestly, I''ve never read a book that evokes the fierce winter landscape of the North Country better than Wolf Kill ." -- William Kent Krueger , Edgar Award-winning author of This Tender Land "Griffith''s prose makes you feel the winter chill... and the twisty plot delivers a chill down your spine. This is a Minnesota mystery with razor-sharp teeth." -- Brian Freeman , New York Times best-selling author of The Deep, Deep Snow "Up here in the North Country, we have a bounty of fine mystery writers. Krueger, Housewright, Eskins, Freeman, Mejia, Sanford... add to that list Cary Griffith, whose Wolf Kill thrills for its plotting, superb writing, and unforgettable characters, not least the brutal Minnesota winter. Sam Rivers is not only a fine sleuth, but a complicated man with a complicated history and a fair family grudge. Taken together, he''s a force, both on the page and long after you finish reading his story. Good thing there''s more of him to go around, and I''ll be first in line for the next Sam Rivers novel." -- Peter Geye , author of Northernmost " Wolf Kill is a terrific read! The writing is so good that you can feel the frigid winds blowing through this dark and masterfully crafted novel even as the suspense heats up. And the wolves are as magnificent and frightening as you could hope." -- David Housewright , Edgar Award-winning author of What Doesn''t Kill Us "I love books where I go on a great adventure, but I also learn something along the way. Wolf Kill does all this and more--it''s the beginning of a series featuring a smart wildlife special agent who takes us into the wilderness and safely out again. A deeply satisfying read." -- Mary Logue , author of Claire Watkins mysteries and The Streel The deep freeze of a Minnesota winter meets the chilling underbelly of a small Iron Range town in Cary Griffith''s fantastic Wolf Kill . I loved meeting Sam Rivers, the wolf expert and USFW field agent assigned to protect the nation''s wildlife, and can''t wait to follow Rivers on his next adventure. -- Mindy Mejia , author of Leave No Trace and Strike Me Down "Cary J. Griffith defines the savage, howling beauty of a Northern Minnesota winter in this taut, compulsively readable mystery. I want more Sam Rivers!" -- Wendy Webb , author of The Haunting of Brynn Wilder "Fans of Paul Doiron''s The Poacher''s Son or the Joe Pickett books will appreciate this descriptive novel with an intriguing plot and well-written characters." -- Lesa Holstine , Library Journal "Cary J. Griffith''s Wolf Kill is a surprisingly fast-paced, highly intriguing outdoor action thriller with some mystery and romance thrown in for good measure." -- Joseph B. Hoyos , Gumshoe "In Wolf Kill , natural history writer Cary J. Griffith introduces readers to Sam Rivers, a predator''s predator, and weaves a masterful tale of danger and suspense in the far north." -- Thoughts on This''n That "... involving, fast-paced... [Cary J. Griffith''s] writing is so vivid the reader wants to bundle up and enjoy the beauty of the landscape, even at 20 below zero." -- Mary Ann Grossmann , Pioneer Press, "In northern Minnesota, winter is full of dangers that can kill: Hard cold, hard men, and hungry wolves. Cary Griffith brings the menace of all three into play in his riveting new thriller. Returning to the childhood home he fled twenty years earlier, Sam Rivers finds himself battling a group of scheming reprobates and struggling against an avalanche of painful memories. Griffith's intimacy with the territory he writes about comes through in every line. I loved this novel and recommend it highly. But I suggest you enjoy it under a warm blanket. Honestly, I've never read a book that evokes the fierce winter landscape of the North Country better than Wolf Kill ." -- William Kent Krueger , Edgar Award-winning author of This Tender Land "Griffith's prose makes you feel the winter chill... and the twisty plot delivers a chill down your spine. This is a Minnesota mystery with razor-sharp teeth." -- Brian Freeman , New York Times best-selling author of The Deep, Deep Snow "Up here in the North Country, we have a bounty of fine mystery writers. Krueger, Housewright, Eskins, Freeman, Mejia, Sanford... add to that list Cary Griffith, whose Wolf Kill thrills for its plotting, superb writing, and unforgettable characters, not least the brutal Minnesota winter. Sam Rivers is not only a fine sleuth, but a complicated man with a complicated history and a fair family grudge. Taken together, he's a force, both on the page and long after you finish reading his story. Good thing there's more of him to go around, and I'll be first in line for the next Sam Rivers novel." -- Peter Geye , author of Northernmost " Wolf Kill is a terrific read! The writing is so good that you can feel the frigid winds blowing through this dark and masterfully crafted novel even as the suspense heats up. And the wolves are as magnificent and frightening as you could hope." -- David Housewright , Edgar Award-winning author of What Doesn't Kill Us "I love books where I go on a great adventure, but I also learn something along the way. Wolf Kill does all this and more--it's the beginning of a series featuring a smart wildlife special agent who takes us into the wilderness and safely out again. A deeply satisfying read." -- Mary Logue , author of Claire Watkins mysteries and The Streel The deep freeze of a Minnesota winter meets the chilling underbelly of a small Iron Range town in Cary Griffith's fantastic Wolf Kill . I loved meeting Sam Rivers, the wolf expert and USFW field agent assigned to protect the nation's wildlife, and can't wait to follow Rivers on his next adventure. -- Mindy Mejia , author of Leave no Trace and Strike Me Down, "In northern Minnesota, winter is full of dangers that can kill: Hard cold, hard men, and hungry wolves. Cary Griffith brings the menace of all three into play in his riveting new thriller. Returning to the childhood home he fled twenty years earlier, Sam Rivers finds himself battling a group of scheming reprobates and struggling against an avalanche of painful memories. Griffith's intimacy with the territory he writes about comes through in every line. I loved this novel and recommend it highly. But I suggest you enjoy it under a warm blanket. Honestly, I've never read a book that evokes the fierce winter landscape of the North Country better than Wolf Kill ." -- William Kent Krueger , Edgar Award-winning author of This Tender Land "Griffith's prose makes you feel the winter chill... and the twisty plot delivers a chill down your spine. This is a Minnesota mystery with razor-sharp teeth." -- Brian Freeman , New York Times best-selling author of The Deep, Deep Snow "Up here in the North Country, we have a bounty of fine mystery writers. Krueger, Housewright, Eskins, Freeman, Mejia, Sanford... add to that list Cary Griffith, whose Wolf Kill thrills for its plotting, superb writing, and unforgettable characters, not least the brutal Minnesota winter. Sam Rivers is not only a fine sleuth, but a complicated man with a complicated history and a fair family grudge. Taken together, he's a force, both on the page and long after you finish reading his story. Good thing there's more of him to go around, and I'll be first in line for the next Sam Rivers novel." -- Peter Geye , author of Northernmost " Wolf Kill is a terrific read! The writing is so good that you can feel the frigid winds blowing through this dark and masterfully crafted novel even as the suspense heats up. And the wolves are as magnificent and frightening as you could hope." -- David Housewright , Edgar Award-winning author of What Doesn't Kill Us "I love books where I go on a great adventure, but I also learn something along the way. Wolf Kill does all this and more--it's the beginning of a series featuring a smart wildlife special agent who takes us into the wilderness and safely out again. A deeply satisfying read." -- Mary Logue , author of Claire Watkins mysteries and The Streel The deep freeze of a Minnesota winter meets the chilling underbelly of a small Iron Range town in Cary Griffith's fantastic Wolf Kill . I loved meeting Sam Rivers, the wolf expert and USFW field agent assigned to protect the nation's wildlife, and can't wait to follow Rivers on his next adventure. -- Mindy Mejia , author of Leave no Trace and Strike Me Down "Cary J. Griffith defines the savage, howling beauty of a Northern Minnesota winter in this taut, compulsively readable mystery. I want more Sam Rivers!" -- Wendy Webb , author of The Haunting of Brynn Wilder, "In northern Minnesota, winter is full of dangers that can kill: Hard cold, hard men, and hungry wolves. Cary Griffith brings the menace of all three into play in his riveting new thriller. Returning to the childhood home he fled twenty years earlier, Sam Rivers finds himself battling a group of scheming reprobates and struggling against an avalanche of painful memories. Griffith''s intimacy with the territory he writes about comes through in every line. I loved this novel and recommend it highly. But I suggest you enjoy it under a warm blanket. Honestly, I''ve never read a book that evokes the fierce winter landscape of the North Country better than Wolf Kill ." -- William Kent Krueger , Edgar Award-winning author of This Tender Land "Griffith''s prose makes you feel the winter chill... and the twisty plot delivers a chill down your spine. This is a Minnesota mystery with razor-sharp teeth." -- Brian Freeman , New York Times best-selling author of The Deep, Deep Snow "Up here in the North Country, we have a bounty of fine mystery writers. Krueger, Housewright, Eskins, Freeman, Mejia, Sanford... add to that list Cary Griffith, whose Wolf Kill thrills for its plotting, superb writing, and unforgettable characters, not least the brutal Minnesota winter. Sam Rivers is not only a fine sleuth, but a complicated man with a complicated history and a fair family grudge. Taken together, he''s a force, both on the page and long after you finish reading his story. Good thing there''s more of him to go around, and I''ll be first in line for the next Sam Rivers novel." -- Peter Geye , author of Northernmost " Wolf Kill is a terrific read! The writing is so good that you can feel the frigid winds blowing through this dark and masterfully crafted novel even as the suspense heats up. And the wolves are as magnificent and frightening as you could hope." -- David Housewright , Edgar Award-winning author of What Doesn''t Kill Us "I love books where I go on a great adventure, but I also learn something along the way. Wolf Kill does all this and more--it''s the beginning of a series featuring a smart wildlife special agent who takes us into the wilderness and safely out again. A deeply satisfying read." -- Mary Logue , author of Claire Watkins mysteries and The Streel The deep freeze of a Minnesota winter meets the chilling underbelly of a small Iron Range town in Cary Griffith''s fantastic Wolf Kill . I loved meeting Sam Rivers, the wolf expert and USFW field agent assigned to protect the nation''s wildlife, and can''t wait to follow Rivers on his next adventure. -- Mindy Mejia , author of Leave No Trace and Strike Me Down "Cary J. Griffith defines the savage, howling beauty of a Northern Minnesota winter in this taut, compulsively readable mystery. I want more Sam Rivers!" -- Wendy Webb , author of The Haunting of Brynn Wilder "Fans of Paul Doiron''s The Poacher''s Son or the Joe Pickett books will appreciate this descriptive novel with an intriguing plot and well-written characters." -- Lesa Holstine , Library Journal "Cary J. Griffith''s Wolf Kill is a surprisingly fast-paced, highly intriguing outdoor action thriller with some mystery and romance thrown in for good measure." -- Joseph B. Hoyos , Gumshoe "In Wolf Kill , natural history writer Cary J. Griffith introduces readers to Sam Rivers, a predator''s predator, and weaves a masterful tale of danger and suspense in the far north." -- Thoughts on This''n That "... involving, fast-paced... [Cary J. Griffith''s] writing is so vivid the reader wants to bundle up and enjoy the beauty of the landscape, even at 20 below zero." -- Mary Ann Grossmann , Pioneer Press "The latest from accomplished Minnesota author Cary J. Griffith brings us a new North Woods hero to join the ranks of William Kent Krueger''s Cork O''Connell and Allen Eskens'' Max Rupert. He even gives Brian Freeman''s Minnesota-to-the-core Jonathan Stride a run for the money." -- Genny Greene , Star Tribune
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