Death in Yellowstone

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In the vast, untamed grandeur of Yellowstone, a sudden death draws attention to the fragile balance between nature’s beauty and the dangers that lurk within it. As investigators follow clues across geysers, forests, and remote landscapes, they uncover tensions that run deeper than the crime itself. Blending suspense with a vivid sense of place, this story explores themes of survival, human responsibility, and the thin line between wilderness and vulnerability. With a brisk, accessible narrative style, Lee H. Whittlesey delivers a compelling mystery that feels as expansive as the park it inhabits—where every trail leads to a new question and every answer raises the stakes.

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