Description

A pickup truck abandoned on a remote Alaskan road, a suicide note, and a troubling body draw Kate Shugak into a case that reaches deep into her wilderness community. As a gold-mining project promises jobs and prosperity while threatening the land and traditions her people hold dear, Kate—now chairman of the Niniltna Native Association—must navigate a bitter conflict where every choice carries a cost. When opposition to the mine turns deadly and brutal attacks target snowmobilers along the Kanuyaq River, Kate and Mutt confront a killer hiding amid divided loyalties, corporate ambition, and fierce community pride. Set against Alaska’s stark, unforgiving landscape, this gripping mystery explores environmental responsibility, Native identity, economic survival, and the bonds that hold a community together.

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paperback

St. Martin's Paperbacks

Published Jan 1, 2010

356 pages

ISBN: 9780312559083

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First Published

2010

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for A Night Too Dark by Dana Stabenow.

Violence
Death/Grief