11. A Grave Denied: A Kate Shugak Novel - Dana Stabenow - 321 pages. The longest in the series so far, this one finds Kate at home with Jack's son living with her. A body is found at the receding edge of a glacier. As usual, Kate gets pulled into the investigation and learns all kinds of things about her neighbors as she follows the case. We ( Read more... )

10. A Fine and Bitter Snow: A Kate Shugak Novel - Dana Stabenow - 211 pages. Unlike most of the other books I've read in this series, Kate wasn't doing some other type of job as it began. She was just at home, and then got caught up trying to help the local Park Ranger be able to keep his job. While she was going around to get help in keeping ( Read more... )

9. Midnight Come Again: A Kate Shugak Novel - Dana Stabenow - 291 pages. Another in this great series, following Kate Shugak. This time Trooper Jim is prominently featured as he gets asked to help the FBI investigate some Russians up in Bering. He runs into Kate under an assumed name working at an air freight company, after being missing from ( Read more... )

8. The Singing of the Dead: A Kate Shugak Novel - Dana Stabenow - 254 pages. Set a few months after the last one I read in the series, this one begins with Kate out in her cabin in the Park. She is asked to work security for a candidate running for the Alaska House who has received some threatening letters. The story follows the campaign around ( Read more... )

7. Hunter's Moon: A Kate Shugak Mystery - Dana Stabenow - 260 pages. Another one in the Kate Shugak Series. In this one she's a big-game hunting guide in the bush of Alaska. She, Jack, Old Sam and George take on a group from a German business that is currently under investigation around the world. Things start going wrong with the hunting trip ( Read more... )

6. Killing Grounds: A Kate Shugak Mystery - Dana Stabenow - 273 pages. This one is set in a harbor while Kate is working as a deckhand/processor during the salmon runs. A fisherman turns out to be grasping for expansion and causing problems for the local residents and fishers. Murder is involved along with bullying, intrigue, and many varying ( Read more... )

4. A Cold Blooded Business: A Kate Shugak Mystery - Dana Stabenow - 231 pages. A tribal alaskan native woman investigator gets sent out to track down how drugs are getting onto an oilfield out in the boonies and why folks are overdosing. It turns out that there are moe mysteries involved out there, and she works to solve them all. This isn't the ( Read more... )