Murder on the Yukon Quest

Sue Henry

Speaking Volumes

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Jessie and her team of dogs are competing in the toughest dog sled race in the world—the Yukon Quest. Alone in the vast white wilderness, she's suddenly facing a danger worse than anything Nature has to offer. A young novice racer she met at the start of the race is abducted, and the girl's frantic father is warned that no one but Jessie Arnold is to be told or the girl will die.

Jessie's in the competition of a lifetime as she forges ahead in a desperate race against an unknown kidnapper who will stop at nothing. Speeding through the twists and turns of the icy, broken trails, Jessie has no time for fear. For somewhere in that lonely landscape, a killer waits for a chance to unleash his murderous rage on anyone who dares to get in his way.

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Sue Henry – Anthony and Macavity Award Winner, her first Jessie Arnold mystery, Murder on the Iditarod Trail, won both the Anthony and Macavity Awards for Best First Novel. She also writes the Maxie McNabb mysteries. Henry is a former college administrator and has lived in Alaska for 30 years. She spends much of her spare time RVing around the Lower Forty-Eight or researching Alaska. Praise for Sue Henry "A FINE ADVENTURE... HENRY REVELS IN THE WILDNESS OF THE ALASKAN SCENERY AND KEEPS THE TENSION MOUNTING." —Cleveland Plain Dealer (Dead North) "HEART-STOPPING... ONE OF HENRY'S • BEST—IF NOT THE BEST." —Publishers Weekly (*Starred Review*) (Dead North) "HAIR-RAISING" —Kirkus Reviews (Termination Dust) "ABSORBING... SPECTACULAR... COMPELLING... A MARVELOUS AND FASCINATING EXPERIENCE" —The Mystery Review (Termination Dust) "WONDERFULLY EVOCATIVE" —The Baltimore Sun (Deadfall) "Suspenseful, intelligent, and filled with the spectacular beauty of the northern wilds..." —Dallas Morning News (Deadfall) "REAL THRILLS SET AGAINST THE WILD BEAUTY OF ALASKA" —Minneapolis Star Tribune (Murder on the Yukon Trail) "The story hurtles along agreeably... Recommend this to fans of Nevada Barr." —Booklist (Murder on the Yukon Trail)